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YOUR RESEARCHRemoving scratches from lesther
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Use aussie
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And the key is to do a really thorough cleaning first.
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The Rejuvinator Oil is the product that you apply and let sit, then you use their Pristine Clean to remove the oil and clean the leather.
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Use the cleaner first to remove any residues, cleaners or leather protectors
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one trick that worked well for me is to apply the product, then put a layer on cellophane on top of it before it dries and let it on there for several hours.
I have some fine scratches on the leather door pull driver side. Maybe finer nails or jewelry? Won't rub out with leather conditioner. Any suggestions?
What kind of conditioner are you using? I had some pretty large scratches that came out with mine. The trick is to clean it very thoroughly first. There should be no dirt on your rag when you are done. Then use a very nice saddle conditioner. I use Aussie.
Another vote for Leatherique. The stuff is amazing and brings life to leather that you would think is long gone.
As mentioned above, the trick is to use it in warm weather and let it bake into the leather.
one trick that worked well for me is to apply the product, then put a layer on cellophane on top of it before it dries and let it on there for several hours.
that way the leather will absorb all the moisture
I've had the best luck applying Leatherique on a hot day and letting the car sit outside in the sun, windows up, for at least 24 hours. More is better, I frequently will apply on a Friday evening after work and remove on a Sunday night, giving it two full days.
Correct. You apply the cleaner first and then the Leatherique. I like the cellophane on top idea. I usually take the same approach as onewhippedpuppy. The longer it sits in the hot sun with the windows closed tightly the better it is. On my older cars that have stiff dried leather I actually do a 2nd lighter application of Leatherique a week or two after the initial one.
The stuff is great, buy and use it and you'll understand.
Here are their instructions:
http://www.leatherique.com/do_it_you...irections.html
The Rejuvinator Oil is the product that you apply and let sit, then you use their Pristine Clean to remove the oil and clean the leather.
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