How to Clean and Care for Leather Car Seats
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Leather and leatherette seats look great when they are clean, but they can dry out, crack, or fade with sun and heat. A gentle routine every month or two helps them stay soft and good looking.
What You Need
- A soft vacuum brush attachment.
- A pH-balanced leather cleaner or a mild interior cleaner.
- Clean microfiber towels and a soft brush.
- A leather conditioner suitable for your seats.
Step by Step
- Vacuum the seats, paying attention to seams and perforations.
- Apply cleaner to a towel or soft brush, not directly to the seat, and work in small sections.
- Wipe away residue with a clean, slightly damp towel.
- Let the seats dry, then apply a thin, even layer of conditioner.
- Buff lightly with a dry towel.
Care Tips
- Test any product on a hidden spot first.
- Wipe up spills right away before they set.
- Use a sunshade or seat cover to reduce sun exposure.
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