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YOUR RESEARCHLicourice leather prevention?
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This carefully blended emulsions contains soaps and natural oils, to protect and moisturise, replacing lost oils and preservatives which evaporate out of the leather.
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For poorly maintained or heavily soiled leather first use Autoglym Leather Cleaner.
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I did however use AutoGlym products on my 964 - the results turned out pretty good.
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This carefully blended emulsions contains soaps and natural oils, to protect and moisturise, replacing lost oils and preservatives which evaporate out of the leather.
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Are there any tips out there for preventing light-grey leather in 996's from taking on that licourice color with use? When i bought my car with 30,000 miles it was licourice-free but over the last 12 month sit is showing definite signs licouricing.
I have tried treating with Glipstone leather claener and conditioner but I wonder if taht is actually contributing to the problem?
hi i use this mine has light grey seats in, i find it good stuff it does what it says on the tin.
i like it.
Leather Care Cream
Manufacturer:
AUTOGLYM
Product Code:
LCC325
Packed Weight:
0.50kg
Our Price:
£5.99 (
http://www.theultimatefinish.co.uk
)
Description
Keep Leather Supple & Glowing.
Cracked and stiffening leather can really affect the overall appearance of your vehicle. This carefully blended emulsions contains soaps and natural oils, to protect and moisturise, replacing lost oils and preservatives which evaporate out of the leather.
For poorly maintained or heavily soiled leather first use Autoglym Leather Cleaner.
Edit by Richard: Made it look a bit less like a trade ad!
I'll second davepaul993's recommendation. Try Autoglym's Leather Cleaner
http://www.autoglym.co.uk/enGB/product-proddetail.asp?v06VQ=FD&Range=1
before applying the cream - amazing the amount of dirt it removes.
Mister Clena Magic Eraser is apparently good - but I don't know as I have never tried it myself. Be warned though - it wears down worn leather like acid.
I did however use AutoGlym products on my 964 - the results turned out pretty good.
Gliptone leather cleaner is excellent. I've never had any issues with it, and is my first port of call for when I need to clean up grubby leather.
I personally favour Zymol Treat leather feed- I've tried many others, this seems to be the least oily and gives the most natural results.
My seats still look new after 55k miles.
Its also worth taking care of what you wear- denim jeans for example wear leather more quickly (and beware of metal studs, Armani labels etc on jeans). And finally, try to get in without sliding across the side bolster. Some might say life's too short, but it works for me!
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