Leather cleaning, leather care and protection for car leather and furniture leather
Leather is a high-quality material that embodies elegance and durability. To ensure that car leather and upholstery leather retain their beauty and suppleness over the years, regular cleaning and care are essential. Here are some tips for optimally caring for your car leather and upholstery leather.
- Cleaning:
When cleaning leather, it's important to use solvent-free cleaning products. The optimal leather cleaner has an acidic pH. Start by vacuuming to remove loose particles. Then, test the leather cleaner on an inconspicuous area to ensure it doesn't have any adverse effects on the leather. Apply it with a soft sponge or brush. Be careful not to use excessive moisture to avoid damaging the leather. We always recommend using a cleaning foam. Remove any dirt with a soft cloth.
- Care:
After cleaning, leather care is essential. Use only high-quality leather care products. Our Leather Protector has a moisturizing effect, keeping the leather soft, supple, and retaining its vibrant color. Additionally, the antioxidants it contains slow down the deterioration of the leather, and the special UV filter effectively prevents fading caused by sunlight. The leather protector should always be applied thinly with a soft cloth.
- Protection:
Protect your leather with a leather sealant. This should not be confused with leather conditioner. The composition is completely different, and it is intended to achieve a different effect. Our leather sealant optimally protects your leather surface against the inevitable abrasion caused by use, as well as against discoloration from clothing. Leather is constantly exposed to mechanical stress from getting in and out of the car, as well as movement across the leather. New leather has a sealant, which can be reduced or even lost due to inevitable abrasion with use. Worn sealants can cause discoloration of the leather color. Furthermore, the applied leather color is unprotected and can be completely worn away with use. Therefore, all leather should remain permanently sealed.
