Leather seats

[Smig64]

Hi best product for leather seats thanks

[Howy]

Hi,a few out there,I had Mequires Leather Balm as a pressy,I find it good and easy to use,leaves a nice finish.

[0011728]

Hi best product for leather seats thanks

Cow leather is very good your welcome

[Smig64]

Hi,a few out there,I had Mequires Leather Balm as a pressy,I find it good and easy to use,leaves a nice finish.

Thanks

[Nickmagic]

I use Elephant leather preserve. Just put it on when the sun is out and leave it for the day for the seats to soak it up. I find once a year is fine for how much I use the car.

[Howy]

I use Elephant leather preserve. Just put it on when the sun is out and leave it for the day for the seats to soak it up. I find once a year is fine for how much I use the car.

I've heard of this and has good results,but never seen it for sale anywhere.

[Nickmagic]

I've heard of this and has good results,but never seen it for sale anywhere.

I got this small tin from the swissvax.

https://www.swissvax.co.uk/product/elephant-leather-preserve-125-ml.html

[PeteH]

I've got Sienna perforated leather seats, and I've found the best way to clean and condition them without clogging up the perforations is to spread a really small amount of whatever cleaning cream or conditioner you choose onto a clean cloth, then fold it in half and scrunch the cloth so that it absorbs most of the cream. Then rub over the seat, applying more cream in the same way. I use the same leather cleaner and conditioner that we use on our sofas, made by Furniture Clinic of Newcastle. https://www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/?g...saApHtEALw_wcB

[RBH]

Well.......seeing as everyone is telling you all the really good stuff....I'll tell you about the shitty stuff I've used for over 30 years and it was an old upholsterer in the coachworks where my dad served his time in 60's told him, as it's all he ever used.

Coconut oil.

It feeds the leather, moisturises and nourishes it.
The cleanes it and gives the leather protection as well as makes the car smell nice.

Now whether the cynics and critics believe it or not that's up to them.

I wouldn't buy or use anything else.

[Drew]

Well.......seeing as everyone is telling you all the really good stuff....I'll tell you about the shitty stuff I've used for over 30 years and it was an old upholsterer in the coachworks where my dad served his time in 60's told him, as it's all he ever used.

Coconut oil.

It feeds the leather, moisturises and nourishes it.
The cleanes it and gives the leather protection as well as makes the car smell nice.

Now whether the cynics and critics believe it or not that's up to them.

I wouldn't buy or use anything else.

Where do you get it Rab? I know you are going to say Aldi! Is it for food use?

[Drew]

That's what I have used for years inside the house and in the car. But its just cheap stuff. Doesn't leave the seats clogged or greasy, the active ingredient is lanolin so smells like a lamb when its all done! How lovely.

[RBH]

Where do you get it Rab? I know you are going to say Aldi! Is it for food use?

Yes.
It can be used for food
Also coconut hair conditioner is a substitute too

[Smig64]

Thanks for all the comments plenty to choose from

[Smig64]

Well.......seeing as everyone is telling you all the really good stuff....I'll tell you about the shitty stuff I've used for over 30 years and it was an old upholsterer in the coachworks where my dad served his time in 60's told him, as it's all he ever used.

Coconut oil.

It feeds the leather, moisturises and nourishes it.
The cleanes it and gives the leather protection as well as makes the car smell nice.

Now whether the cynics and critics believe it or not that's up to them.

I wouldn't buy or use anything else.

Hi is this the one u use

[RBH]

Hi is this the one u use

For cooking or the seats