Pats300zx
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- Mar 7, 2006
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When Nick at McKees37 told me that they were releasing two new interior products for leather I was pretty excited. I have extremely impressed with just about every McKees37 product I have used so far. The products are reasonably priced and get the job done.
I have a 2012 Jeep Sahara Unlimited that has a light colored tan leather interior. The interior gets very hot especially when I have the Freedom Tops off. The prior owner did an “ok” job of protecting the leather seats but the drives side bolster area has a ton of wear from improper care and sun damage. I gave the interior and seats a pretty extensive steam clean when I purchased the car about 6 months ago but I was looking for something to protect the seats from any more sun damage. So when the McKees37 Leather Shampoo 70/30 and Leather Guard UV 50 were released I figured I would give them a try on the seats.
I started with the Leather Shampoo 70/30 and sprayed the seats liberally and worked the product in with a boars hair interior brush. The Leather Shampoo super easy to work with and the only thing I noticed was that I didn’t get as much foaming as Joe did in his video. This could have possibly been due to the brush that I was using. The product was super easy to remove with a micro fiber towel and there was no residue left behind. I did not get a ton of dirt from the seats probably because I had recently steam cleaned them. The seats had a really nice soft “silky” feel to them and the scent was perfect with a mild leather aroma that was not overpowering.
I then applied the Leather Guard UV50 to the seats with a foam applicator pad. I spritzed the applicator with one or two sprays and wiped it on the seats. Application was super easy and a little went a very long way. My bottle will last a very long time and for $19.99 it’s so much more economical then standard leather conditioner that may not offer UV protection.
I was so happy with the way that my seats came out that I used both the Leather Shampoo and the Leather Guard on my leather steering wheel. My interior has this incredible silky feel to it with a great leather scent. I am very happy with both products and would high recommend them. Two more winners from McKees37 !!!!
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Immediately after application of Leather Guard UV50. I wiped down the seats with a MF towel which toned down the "glossiness" a bit
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Passenger seat. These is some light color on the seat but that is a reflection from the interior light.
I have a 2012 Jeep Sahara Unlimited that has a light colored tan leather interior. The interior gets very hot especially when I have the Freedom Tops off. The prior owner did an “ok” job of protecting the leather seats but the drives side bolster area has a ton of wear from improper care and sun damage. I gave the interior and seats a pretty extensive steam clean when I purchased the car about 6 months ago but I was looking for something to protect the seats from any more sun damage. So when the McKees37 Leather Shampoo 70/30 and Leather Guard UV 50 were released I figured I would give them a try on the seats.
I started with the Leather Shampoo 70/30 and sprayed the seats liberally and worked the product in with a boars hair interior brush. The Leather Shampoo super easy to work with and the only thing I noticed was that I didn’t get as much foaming as Joe did in his video. This could have possibly been due to the brush that I was using. The product was super easy to remove with a micro fiber towel and there was no residue left behind. I did not get a ton of dirt from the seats probably because I had recently steam cleaned them. The seats had a really nice soft “silky” feel to them and the scent was perfect with a mild leather aroma that was not overpowering.
I then applied the Leather Guard UV50 to the seats with a foam applicator pad. I spritzed the applicator with one or two sprays and wiped it on the seats. Application was super easy and a little went a very long way. My bottle will last a very long time and for $19.99 it’s so much more economical then standard leather conditioner that may not offer UV protection.
I was so happy with the way that my seats came out that I used both the Leather Shampoo and the Leather Guard on my leather steering wheel. My interior has this incredible silky feel to it with a great leather scent. I am very happy with both products and would high recommend them. Two more winners from McKees37 !!!!
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Immediately after application of Leather Guard UV50. I wiped down the seats with a MF towel which toned down the "glossiness" a bit
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Passenger seat. These is some light color on the seat but that is a reflection from the interior light.
