Karlos the jackal · May 10, 2021

I've got some cream leather seats that hoping to put in to my p38 thing is they need a good clean as came our of a off roader so bit grubby
was thinking of giving them a dose of G101 cleaner then something after a rinse to soften them up just wondering what people use or recommend

Enuff · May 10, 2021

Good luck...cleaning those things is a b1tch.
Just cant shift some dried blood out of one of the backrests, nothing will touch it.

Grrrrrr · May 11, 2021

Karlos the jackal said:
I've got some cream leather seats that hoping to put in to my p38 thing is they need a good clean as came our of a off roader so bit grubby
was thinking of giving them a dose of G101 cleaner then something after a rinse to soften them up just wondering what people use or recommend

I seem to recall @Dopey recommending something for leather. @Henry_b has done his too.

I think the problem is that the leather is sealed with something, otherwise I'd get a big cheap tub of E45 cream and clean it with that.

dubbleRR · May 11, 2021

autoglym does a clean and protect kit for about £25 or less and its only for car interiors not household use

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Rubberknees · May 11, 2021

dubbleRR said:
autoglym does a clean and protect kit for about £25 or less and its only for car interiors not household use ,..

I bought this kit a few years back and did a decent job

Henry_b · May 11, 2021

Grrrrrr said:
I seem to recall @Dopey recommending something for leather. @Henry_b has done his too.

I think the problem is that the leather is sealed with something, otherwise I'd get a big cheap tub of E45 cream and clean it with that.

Autoglym leather cleaner is the business worked in with a soft shoe brush or nail brush..

gold rover · May 11, 2021

You could give saddle soap a go. I've used it on mine. Then used the Autoglym as a protector.

Karlos the jackal · May 11, 2021

thanks folks I'll give it a look

CCCars · May 11, 2021

Try Furniture Clinic they have some really good products to clean and restore all types of leather upholstery.
Graham

tomcat59alan · May 11, 2021

Enuff said:
Good luck...cleaning those things is a b1tch.
Just cant shift some dried blood out of one of the backrests, nothing will touch it.

Or patch the bullet hole.

pete12345 · May 11, 2021

I’ve you use furniture clinic make sure you get car stuff +1 on auto glym stuff

CCCars · May 13, 2021

If you take a look at the Furniture Clinic website you will see they have a vast range of automotive products which have been tried and tested over several years, I did a complete interior restoration on my E type Jag a few years back and it was excellent and still looks good now, without looking over restored it retains the patina of the leather, you can have a standard dye or they will do a colour match to a sample of the leather.
Graham

goonarmy · May 13, 2021

Getehniq is good.

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