Best cleaner and conditioner for suede?
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Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors. Best product for leather interiors hands down is Leatherique. Comes with a seperate conditioner and a cleaner. 1st you apply the conditioner, allow to sit windows up on a hot day out of the sun for several hours, then you apply the cleaner (yes cleaner is 2nd).
Available from Amazon.com. Not cheap but you get what you pay for.
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors. Best product for leather interiors hands down is Leatherique. Comes with a seperate conditioner and a cleaner. 1st you apply the conditioner, allow to sit windows up on a hot day out of the sun for several hours, then you apply the cleaner (yes cleaner is 2nd).
Available from Amazon.com. Not cheap but you get what you pay for.
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On suede I'd just think maybe a slightly damp cloth?
Originally Posted By: NorWest5
Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors.
That's great, but he asked about suede.
Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors.
That's great, but he asked about suede.
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: NorWest5
Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors.
That's great, but he asked about suede.
hahaha... Right right
Originally Posted By: NorWest5
Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors.
That's great, but he asked about suede.
hahaha... Right right
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: NorWest5
Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors.
That's great, but he asked about suede.
Sorry read that as leather. Suede in a car interior? If it's alacantara it can be cleaned with the product made by Halfords.
Link here: http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/raceglaze-alcantara-cleaner-cat22.html
Originally Posted By: NorWest5
Originally Posted By: 855R
Does anyone have any recommendations for a good suede cleaner and conditioner? Any input would be appreciated?
I own several vehicles with leather interiors.
That's great, but he asked about suede.
Sorry read that as leather. Suede in a car interior? If it's alacantara it can be cleaned with the product made by Halfords.
Link here: http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/raceglaze-alcantara-cleaner-cat22.html
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http://www.detailersdomain.com/Leather-Master-Foam-Cleaner-for-Suede-and-Alcantara_p_213.html
Leather Master, hands-down.
I actually use this on my suede desert boots (they get pretty grimy) and it always gets them looking brand new.
Leather Master, hands-down.
I actually use this on my suede desert boots (they get pretty grimy) and it always gets them looking brand new.
It's probably a synthetic suede, such as Alcantara, Ultrasuede, etc. What car is this on? Should be easy to look it up.
Is this the seats/inserts, dash, door panels, or the steering wheel??
I have a Sparco suede steering wheel, and I just stainless/brass brush the bejeesus out of it to clean it, and bring up the nap.
I might try the stuff which dparm has suggested.
I have a Sparco suede steering wheel, and I just stainless/brass brush the bejeesus out of it to clean it, and bring up the nap.
I might try the stuff which dparm has suggested.
Lexol cleaner (orange bottle) may work. It's easy to work it up into a foam with a round brush. However, Lexol preservative (brown bottle) is NOT to be used on suede.
I would remove dirt & lift the knap with a brass wire brush first, then use the orange bottle above.
I would remove dirt & lift the knap with a brass wire brush first, then use the orange bottle above.
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Is this the seats/inserts, dash, door panels, or the steering wheel??
I have a Sparco suede steering wheel, and I just stainless/brass brush the bejeesus out of it to clean it, and bring up the nap.
I might try the stuff which dparm has suggested.
door inserts and sides of seats
Is this the seats/inserts, dash, door panels, or the steering wheel??
I have a Sparco suede steering wheel, and I just stainless/brass brush the bejeesus out of it to clean it, and bring up the nap.
I might try the stuff which dparm has suggested.
door inserts and sides of seats
The only way I've ever been told how to tell is that IF you can see the other side of the material, and it is tanned leather looking, then it is suede.
But NO ONE expects you to cut your seat coverings to find this out!
But NO ONE expects you to cut your seat coverings to find this out!
Originally Posted By: dailydriver
The only way I've ever been told how to tell is that IF you can see the other side of the material, and it is tanned leather looking, then it is suede.
But NO ONE expects you to cut your seat coverings to find this out!
Hmmm, so don't cut the seat apart?? Got it.... I'm going to think that it's suede
The only way I've ever been told how to tell is that IF you can see the other side of the material, and it is tanned leather looking, then it is suede.
But NO ONE expects you to cut your seat coverings to find this out!
Hmmm, so don't cut the seat apart?? Got it.... I'm going to think that it's suede
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