Suggestions on what to use to clean Sand Beige Leather...
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Hey all,
Looking for any suggestions or idea's on what I should use to clean my Sand Beige leather? In certain spots, I am starting to see some dirt in area's and I am hoping I can find something to remove all this or lift it from the surface.
Looking for any suggestions or idea's on what I should use to clean my Sand Beige leather? In certain spots, I am starting to see some dirt in area's and I am hoping I can find something to remove all this or lift it from the surface.
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Leather Masters Strong Cleaner is what I use and it works beautifully. I only use it as needed and this summer I used it to remove sunscreen from the surface of the leather. For regular maintenance I use damp Microfiber and just wipe down the surface.
When using the Leather Masters you will need to wet a sponge applicator, soak it with the cleaner and compress a few times until you create some suds. Wipe over the surface of the leather until the area is dampened with product. Use a leather brush and gently scrub the surface of the leather until it's clean. When finished just wipe the area with a barely damp microfiber and let it dry. Do one small area at a time.
It will look factory fresh when you're done.
When using the Leather Masters you will need to wet a sponge applicator, soak it with the cleaner and compress a few times until you create some suds. Wipe over the surface of the leather until the area is dampened with product. Use a leather brush and gently scrub the surface of the leather until it's clean. When finished just wipe the area with a barely damp microfiber and let it dry. Do one small area at a time.
It will look factory fresh when you're done.
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I just put the Boxster away for winter hibernation last month. My routine is a diluted solution of Lexol Leather Cleaner (orange bottle), a quality leather cleaning brush (Detailers Domain) and finish with Zaino Z10 Leather Conditioner. After 6 driving seasons, and +48,000 miles, 99% top down, my sand beige full leather looks better than the day I took delivery in early 2006.
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I second Leather Master Strong. I like that it comes out foaming, so it doesn't run as much. No glossy residue, no sticky feeling, smells ok. After my bottle run out, I will try Lumiere's all natural leather cleaner. I also like Sonax's products, so I might give their leather cleaner a try.
I also dilute or use plain water to maintain the leather. You don't want to overuse the product.
I also dilute or use plain water to maintain the leather. You don't want to overuse the product.