ColourLock Mild Leather Cleaner removing all the excess oil and dirt from the seat.

[@PrincessPeachh]

Do a long version of this ❤

[@MasteringHow-To]

A magic eraser with warm water gently rubbed on the seat would do exactly the same thing and avoid any chemicals.

[@rot_v]

A magic eraser will fuck the clear on the leather

[@thebeardedhunter1430]

Yeah the abrasives in a magic eraser are going to do more harm than good for the clear coat on the leather. Also go from least to most aggressive. If you can get away with a mild cleaner and a microfiber towel, then do that. If it’s not enough, then slowly increase your steps.

[@dailydoseofvines1295]

Fz150?

[@thebeardedhunter1430]

This is on a Lexus GS350 fsport

[@marilynsykes9914]

What did you use???

[@thebeardedhunter1430]

I used the ColourLock Mild Leather Cleaner with their leather brush

[@og4593]

Don't scrub your leather. It cuts it (I learned the hard way)

[@TopThreeProducts]

so what do you do?

[@Rieleyhunt]

@@TopThreeProductsLightly brush areas with stains and wipe the rest with microfibre and a steam cleaner

[@thebeardedhunter1430]

As long as you’re using a soft brush, with little pressure, and a cleaner to lubricate, you should be ok. Always test before going to town on a seat. And always start with the least aggressive method first and then work up if needed.

[@whitegoodman7465]

A leather brush is not going to scratch leather..thats what it was designed for...to clean leather safely...Colourlock knows what their doing here.

[@brianroberts815]

So.

[@thebeardedhunter1430]

So. So.

[@richardwitde6660]

So. so. so.

[@kman6736]

So. So. So. So.

[@thebeardedhunter1430]

So. So. So. So. So.

[@morganbrooks3836]

So. So. So. So. So. So.