silvermesa
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- Sep 29, 2011
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Advice from Leather Master experienced users appreciated!!
Will be working on a 6 month old Toyota Venza with tan leather seats tomorrow that belongs to my folks. This leather probably is average in cleanliness and may have a couple of areas with blue jean dye transfer. This will be my first time cleaning leather.
Products I have:
A)Leather Master Dye Transfer Cleaner
B)Leather Master Leather Vital
C)Leather Master Leather Barrier
D)Leather Master Leather Cleaner
E)Leather Master Rapid Cleaner S
F)Leather Master Leather Protection Cream
Would the below options be the best way to clean this leather?
1) For a couple of spots with blue jean dye transfer use A, then B, then C or F depending on if you want to prevent dye transfer?
2) for normal cleaning use D or E depending on cleanliness of leather, then B then C or F depending on if you want to prevent dye transfer?
Thank you
Will be working on a 6 month old Toyota Venza with tan leather seats tomorrow that belongs to my folks. This leather probably is average in cleanliness and may have a couple of areas with blue jean dye transfer. This will be my first time cleaning leather.
Products I have:
A)Leather Master Dye Transfer Cleaner
B)Leather Master Leather Vital
C)Leather Master Leather Barrier
D)Leather Master Leather Cleaner
E)Leather Master Rapid Cleaner S
F)Leather Master Leather Protection Cream
Would the below options be the best way to clean this leather?
1) For a couple of spots with blue jean dye transfer use A, then B, then C or F depending on if you want to prevent dye transfer?
2) for normal cleaning use D or E depending on cleanliness of leather, then B then C or F depending on if you want to prevent dye transfer?
Thank you
