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    Thumbs up Beige leather Care

    OK, i have read most of the threads regarding leather care on the forum and have picked up some autoglym products and some Maguires leather cleaning wipes. This is my first car with leather and i couldnt resist the beige so now the next thing is ensuring i keep it looking clean and beautiful, hence this thread.

    So for those that have or have had beige leather whats the secret? i occasionally where denim ( on weekends) and have read that with this i should be cleaning close to every week.

    So how do i clean, whats the method and process for best results (do i rub in products, wipe them etc)? Any assistance appreciated.

    Thanks in advance
    Last edited by livingthedream; 20-06-2008 at 06:46 PM.
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    for good stuff www.waxit.com.au
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    When do you actually start applying products on the leather? As soon as you have it to help protect it? Is all leather care suitable for any colour? Latte, Anthracite etc. Anyone used the VW stuff?

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    I found this site really good for tips and tricks in keeping your car inside and outside up to scratch

    http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/

    or

    http://www.finalinspection.com.au/forums/
    Last edited by tezza; 04-08-2008 at 09:22 AM.
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    the best leather cleaner for regular cleaning is Lexol PH leather cleaner. Once you have cleaned it you should apply a conditioner. I recommend Z10 as the best. You can get it from
    here: www.finalinspection.com.au
    here: www.waxit.com.au
    or here: www.carcareproducts.com.au

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    Quote Originally Posted by DMS_Dan View Post
    the best leather cleaner for regular cleaning is Lexol PH leather cleaner. Once you have cleaned it you should apply a conditioner. I recommend Z10 as the best. You can get it from
    here: www.finalinspection.com.au
    here: www.waxit.com.au
    or here: www.carcareproducts.com.au
    Do you also do leather care Dan? I just looked at your detailing work! Brilliant!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gti View Post
    Do you also do leather care Dan? I just looked at your detailing work! Brilliant!
    Yes i do. A leather clean and feed is $80 or $40 if booked with any detail. Thanks very much

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    Best stuff I've used is Gliptone. Works really well.
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    Sup!

    hey mate! hows it going? Bodytech Auto Wipes has a product that you use as a wipe, cleans well and conditions the leather really well... ph 131126..

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    Products that clean and condition in one step are pretty pointless. To be effective you cant have to two in together. 2 dedicated products will do a much better job than a combination one

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