The Definitive Guide for LEATHER CARE - Including Dye Transfer Removal

[Nick McKees37]

Would you recommend use on perforated leather?

Absolutely!

Very nice tutorial Nick! :xyxthumbs:

Step 3, however, is a disputed one: I think leather specialists like judyb won't agree with its necessity.

The mantra is: Protect from new (sealant) / Clean regularly (vacuum, etc) / Deep clean once or twice a year (use a foam-type of product) / Re-seal / ...

The only conditioner leather needs is water.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion; car care is a hobby that will always be filled with opinions on varying subjects.

Here's what I know: every time I apply a leather conditioner, the results are immediately noticeable - the leather feels softer, looks better, and smells better. There is both a visual indication that the conditioner is doing something, along with the obvious difference in feel and smell. That's good enough for me. :dblthumb2: