Best Car Leather Care Products & Kits

Automobile manufacturers and their partners have significantly advanced in crafting car interiors that are both beautiful and long-lasting. Leather, in particular, undergoes a process that minimizes the effects of aging, such as color fade and shrinkage.

Thanks to new protective coatings, today's leather is more resistant to scratches and stains, making it easier to care for in our modern lifestyle. However, "easy-care" doesn't imply "no care" at all.

Even the latest leather finishes can accumulate dirt. To keep them clean, we recommend:

• Using Leather Cleaner or Leather Cleaner Forte for nappa leather, coupled with a leather cleaning brush depending on how dirty it is.

• Opting for a cleaning sponge for perforated leather, like ventilated seats, instead of a brush.

• Wiping away the cleaning foam with either our soft Detail Towel or the yellow Micro-Wash microfiber cloth.

• Continuing the cleaning process until all the dirt is gone, focusing on small areas at a time to prevent the cleaner from drying.
  
  The result? Your leather will look clean and maintain its natural, matte finish.

To protect new nappa leather, our Leather Glaze offers a safeguard against dye transfer from jeans and other wear and tear. Just apply it using a sponge applicator, moving in circles over the leather. This clear sealant quickly dries without leaving a glossy finish.

Before you start:

Please avoid using our products on buffalo or suede leather, and do not use Leather Cleaner Forte or brushes on aniline leather, which is identifiable by its absorption of water when applied to an inconspicuous area.

1. Cleaning: Start with Leather Cleaner or Leather Cleaner Forte for thorough cleaning, using a leather brush for standard surfaces or a sponge for perforated sections.

2. Drying: After cleaning, use our detail cotton cloth or yellow Micro-Wash microfiber cloth to remove any residue, focusing on small areas to prevent the cleaner from drying prematurely.

3. Conditioning: Once dry, nourish the leather with Leather Milk applied via a textile applicator, adjusting the amount based on the leather's condition. Reapply if necessary for optimal hydration.

Precautions:

• Avoid using these products on buffalo or suede.
• For aniline leather, characterized by its absorbency, refrain from using Leather Cleaner Forte or brushes.

Identifying Your Leather:

Test whether your leather is aniline by applying a water drop to a hidden area, if it absorbs, it’s aniline.

Ideal for protecting new kappa leather, Leather Glaze is your go-to sealant to guard against abrasion and color transfer from clothing, without changing the leather's color or finish.

For an even application, use a fine-pored sponge in circular motions.

Address wear on seat bolsters, steering wheels, and other high-contact areas with Leather Healer. This product is designed to restore nappa leather's appearance seamlessly, without leaving any stains.

Apply using a fine-pored sponge, working in circular motions.

Whether you're looking to reduce shine on overly glossy interior surfaces or restore shine to areas that have become too matte Gloss Corrector is the solution.

Choose between Matte or Shiny options to achieve your desired finish, applying the product with a fine-pored sponge in circular motions for optimal results.

Revive hardened leather caused by heat and neglect with Leather Softener. This product brings back the softness of nappa leather by replenishing essential oils and minerals, ensuring the leather becomes supple again through repeated applications.