ncm

I have a 2017 991 with full leather. I used some Mecguire's leather clean and conditioning wipes on the leather door and dash panels. It looks like crap (glossy, dark streaking). I gather from other threads I need to buff it off with microfiber towel and a good leather cleaner. One particular concern is the leather is Agate grey, so it shows discolorization (e.g., from soaked in conditioner). I'm struggling to determine what cleaning products would be safe and easy for my particular application (nonblack dash leather).

Can anyone point me to 1) a microfiber towel and 2) a cleaner that are ideal for this purpose?

TIA

Sidvicious7

Noah Fect

Great for wiping servers!

Penn4S

I am a huge fan of Gyeon products. Leather cleaner and Leather Coat. Cleans extremely well and leave a matt finish. Really like it.

mreloc

I love this stuff. Good smell, low gloss, cleans and conditions in one, safe for use on ventilated seats, too.

The Fat Kid

porscherex

I second the endorsement for Adams Interior Detailer. Nice Matt finish with UV protection. Review Adams' videos on their website to line up products that you need. Griot's Garage is also good for products and how to videos. Remember your full leather interior is plastic coated leather ("pleather") so the surface you are cleaning is more plastic than leather. Porsche's natural full leather interiors like Espresso are still pleather but with less plastic coating. On natural pleather I like Leather Master products.

trucheli

Dewinator

mreloc

I think the focus on this is "Dash cleaner" vs. "Leather conditioner/cleaner" I have a full leather dash, too, and already one of my pieces is being replaced under warranty because the leather wasn't cared for properly. Keeping the leather in good shape should be the primary goal here..

Aatish

Lexol and a soft oil brush. Lather with some warm water. Wipe down with microfiber towel.

mrhebert

Griots leather cleaner conditioner. It leaves a soft matte finish after you buff it.

blurum

Bxstr

Nextzett Interior Cleaner. Then every once in a while, some Swissvax Leather Milk. Or you can just coat all of the leather but that isnt as necessary. Also to protect the dash, a very light windshield tint could work well, but keep in mind that isnt legal everywhere.

Chris C.

I used griots for periodic wipe downs, this stuff for deep conditioning. Nothing comes close in my experience - leaves the leather butter soft

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