Critical Details: Interior Auto Detailing Tips - How To Clean Leather

[CriticalDetails]

Is My Leather Healthy?

Over time, body oils, skin care products and other contamination (clothing dye, dirt, dust, etc) accumulate on leather surfaces. It is important to frequently remove these contaminants in order to prevent premature leather wear. Shiny leather is unhealthy leather!

Equally important to regular maintenance are the products and tools used to clean leather surfaces. At Critical Details we use PH balanced leather cleaners combined with the power of steam to safely deep clean leather surfaces. After cleaning we apply a premium leather protectant, which unlike traditional leather conditioners does not promote resoiling. A majority of today’s automotive leather is clear coated much like a vehicle’s paint and prevents conditioners from absorbing into the leather. Instead leather conditioners sit on top of the coating acting as a dust magnet.

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[Chris@AutoCleanse]

Great video, thanks for sharing, just curious what type of conditioner you using, if you don't mind me asking.

[Harry Da Hamster]

Thanks for the vid. Which steamer?

[CriticalDetails]

Great video, thanks for sharing, just curious what type of conditioner you using, if you don't mind me asking.

Thanks. I am using Optimum Protectant Plus.

Thanks for the vid. Which steamer?

You're welcome. I use a Daimer 300cs steam cleaner.

[CriticalDetails]

I used the same method featured in my leather cleaning video to clean these Cadillac Escalade seats.

[Regency]

Great video man.

[rjd598]

What apc?

[zmcgovern45]

Well great... now I want a steamer. Gosh... I swear I am never logging onto these forums again.

[Pats300zx]

Great video. Thanks for sharing !!!!

[sproketser]

Great job & know how to mate .