DIY: Leatherique Leather Clean up - Page 3

desmotesta · 16th April 2011, 22:53

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Originally Posted by DECOCQ

Your results look great. I'm dealing with the same subtle cleaning ability of lexol. I feel the more I clean and treat the leather with lexol the less it does it's purposed job.

Now lets hope for your sake the pollen will be dissapear with these crazy storms today. Jeez it's horrible here. I will definitely be doing this in the next couple weeks.

Pollen is not an issue as I never drive with windows down and extremely rarely with sunroof open.

blackxs · 17th April 2011, 01:01

Leather Masters is a far superior product to the Leatherique cleaning kit. I recommend it for future use

desmotesta · 17th April 2011, 03:28

I consulted Phil at detailers domain and he recommended Leather Master but Only because of it's ease of use

I didn't mind the extra work and am told by two different detailers that the learherique is a superior product but requires more work and time

Sales Geek · 17th April 2011, 04:05

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Originally Posted by blackxs

Leather Masters is a far superior product to the Leatherique cleaning kit. I recommend it for future use

A word to the wise: I wouldn't google "Leather Masters" unless you're in the privacy of your own home...

I am assuming the product is this and not this.

Quicksilv3r · 17th April 2011, 04:15

Nice work! I love a minty interior

What is that rubber(?) piece you have in the cupholder tray and where did you find it? I need something like that.

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Originally Posted by desmotesta

I consulted Phil at detailers domain and he recommended Leather Master but Only because of it's ease of use...

I was recommended Einzett Lederphledge (mild leather cleaner & matte conditioner) from his site...GREAT product for light conditioning, OEM matte finish, and regular leather maintenence.

furry · 17th April 2011, 05:11

Guys its 'Leather Master', ask me how i know

CarbonCopy · 17th April 2011, 13:08

I've also used Leatherique and liked the results. I've used it on shoes and suade-type materials too. It does NOT change the color whereas other cleaners can darken the material. The only draw-back I see is the price since using it becomes quite addictive.

taninbim · 11th May 2011, 07:07

Just finished using Leatherique for the first time and I like the results.

Do you need use a protectant afterwards or just use Leatherique 2-4 per year as directed?

furry · 11th May 2011, 23:40

I've seen before and afters with leatherique and faded leather interiors seems to regain their color. In my instance (black leather) can i expect the same with leather master? I have the full leather dash and am looking into refreshing all the pieces and the seats.

Zhan · 12th May 2011, 02:12

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Originally Posted by furry

I've seen before and afters with leatherique and faded leather interiors seems to regain their color. In my instance (black leather) can i expect the same with leather master? I have the full leather dash and am looking into refreshing all the pieces and the seats.

+1
need more info on leather master products