I have an Audi wagon I'm trying to bring back to life. I cleaned a small area of the tan leather seats with Lexol pH balanced leather cleaner and a soft horse hair brush (something I saw on YouTube). It wasn't until after I did this that I realized the leather was terribly cracked. The cleaner got the soil off but also highlighted the cracks. What can I do now to make it look better? Feed back please
neglected leather seats in '97 Audi Quattro
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RTexasF
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Look into Tantex. King Ranch truck owners swear by it.
Cracks in Leather... - Autopia Forums - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum
It won't heal cracked seats but it will soften them and make the cracks less obvious.
Cracks in Leather... - Autopia Forums - Auto Detailing & Car Care Discussion Forum
It won't heal cracked seats but it will soften them and make the cracks less obvious.
Detailing by M
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shoe polish works great also.
It will "hide" the cracks but nothing will fix them.
It will "hide" the cracks but nothing will fix them.
zmcgovern45
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^This... I have never heard of this until my dad showed me what it did to his 10 year old Mercedes ML320. The car was in great shape, but the driver's seat had some cracks on one side and the shoe polish covered them right up.
