*NEW* Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner!

[Nick McKees37]

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"Should I clean and condition the leathers seats in my Malibu?" Yes. "But they're coated." Your paint is also coated, with a thing called a clear coat, but you still need to clean and protect it too. The two questions this thread opened up with are asked often and the response in which they receive is more diverse than when a group of car guys is asked if a supercharger is better than a turbocharger.

Fact of the matter is, coated and most non-coated leather needs to be cleaned and conditioned, which is why car care manufacturers continue to introduce new products to clean, condition, and protect these surfaces. The Detailer's line of car care products is one of those manufacturers and their newest product, aptly named Leather Cleaner & Conditioner, does exactly what the name implies.

A leather cleaner and conditioner in a can?! You bet'cha. Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner breaks the mold of traditional leather care products by offering a leather cleaner AND conditioner in an easy-to-use aerosol can.

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You're not going to be having any flashbacks of the time you and your buddies spray painted your car back in high school when you pop the top off Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner as it features a nozzle designed specifically for the contents inside the can.

So, how does it work? Like other products in the Detailer's line, application is straight forward and easy. It's not like hooking of a surround sound stereo system where you have to memorize the instructions.

Push the nozzle down and you're instantly greeted with a thick foam that provides the same new-car leather aroma found in the finest British luxury sedans. Close your eyes and it's almost as if you're sitting in a brand-new Jaguar (Jag-U-Ar ) XJ8. That is, until you place your hands on the vinyl steering wheel in your Malibu and reality sets in. Maybe Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner should have been named British Leather In a Can?

You can use either a poly foam or microfiber applicator to work Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner into the surface. I personally prefer a microfiber applicator as it works better to clean soiled surfaces when compared to a foam applicator. If your goal is to simply condition the seats, then a poly foam applicator would be fine.

After thoroughly working Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner into the leather seats, you want to let it sit for a couple minutes before removing any excess. This gives the conditioners time to set in and work their magic.

You want to be careful what you use to clean leather seating surfaces as some products can break down the stitching. Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner not only safely cleans in and around the stitching, it also provides a level of protection.

After a couple minutes of letting Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner absorb into the leather, any excess should be removed with a clean microfiber towel. I prefer to pat dry the leather as apposed to rubbing the towel back and forth across the surface.

Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner is that simple! You can clean and condition your leather seating surfaces in one simple step. Once you indulge in the natural leather aroma and feel the new-found suppleness of your leather seats, you'll be convinced that cleaning and conditioning leather surfaces, coated or not, is an essential step in car care and detailing.

Detailer's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner