whats best to use for leather seats
I don't think those magic erasers have any chemical in them...I think they just work from abrasiveness alone...
But I don't know why it wouldn't work if you didn't go at it gently and then condition...
sounds like the same concept of claybarring...get the crap out, and fill in the holes with wax..
hah, something like that.
But I don't know why it wouldn't work if you didn't go at it gently and then condition...
sounds like the same concept of claybarring...get the crap out, and fill in the holes with wax..
Originally Posted by wjcollier07
I don't think those magic erasers have any chemical in them...I think they just work from abrasiveness alone...
But I don't know why it wouldn't work if you didn't go at it gently and then condition...
sounds like the same concept of claybarring...get the crap out, and fill in the holes with wax..
hah, something like that.
But I don't know why it wouldn't work if you didn't go at it gently and then condition...
sounds like the same concept of claybarring...get the crap out, and fill in the holes with wax..
I use and have had very good results with Tannery products. I believe that'* the name... I'm going to my parents house right now to pick up the bottle I left there for dad to use in the 00 Park Ave Ultra.
Anyhow he was very happy with it, as was I and the leather after just one application is sooo much softer. I will be applying it once a week for the first month I have the 99 running and then monthly afterwards to regain some of it'* softness it'* lost sitting in the sun for 1.5 yrs, but I may end up needing new leather for the lower portion of the drivers seat.
Anyhow he was very happy with it, as was I and the leather after just one application is sooo much softer. I will be applying it once a week for the first month I have the 99 running and then monthly afterwards to regain some of it'* softness it'* lost sitting in the sun for 1.5 yrs, but I may end up needing new leather for the lower portion of the drivers seat.
http://www.homemadesimple.com/sites/...th/index.shtml
I don't think there'* anything to it besides foam and water you use to "lubricate" it.
I don't know if I'd use it on leather but it'* definitely not toxic or full of chemicals.
I don't think there'* anything to it besides foam and water you use to "lubricate" it.
I don't know if I'd use it on leather but it'* definitely not toxic or full of chemicals.
I use the Art Van Leather Care kit on the seats in our Firehawk. It contains a leather cleaner solution and a leather protectant cream. Two step process. The kit came with the leather couches we bought for our living room a few years ago. It works great and we get unlimited free refills.
Originally Posted by dillcc
http://www.homemadesimple.com/sites/en_CA/mrclean/ME_Truth/index.shtml
I don't think there'* anything to it besides foam and water you use to "lubricate" it.
I don't know if I'd use it on leather but it'* definitely not toxic or full of chemicals.
I don't think there'* anything to it besides foam and water you use to "lubricate" it.
I don't know if I'd use it on leather but it'* definitely not toxic or full of chemicals.
to each his own. I'll get a good laugh it someone messes their leather up using it though, so make my day
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Originally Posted by vital49
I use the Art Van Leather Care kit on the seats in our Firehawk. It contains a leather cleaner solution and a leather protectant cream. Two step process. The kit came with the leather couches we bought for our living room a few years ago. It works great and we get unlimited free refills. 

Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
dont doubt the magic eraser guys.....I DID IT....it DIDNOT hurt the seats at all and there are no adverse effects....
Period.
Period.
One more vote for the magic eraser


