Leatherique application question
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Last weekend I tried Leatherique rejuvinator and cleaner on my boot cover. Results are very good. Leather was not in bad shape to begin with, but it was very dirty. Everything came off with the exception of 1/8" spot that is barely visible. My steering wheel and seats are next. Do I have to protect wood trim while applying the product? Steering wheel would be tough to apply if this is the case.
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Last weekend I tried Leatherique rejuvinator and cleaner on my boot cover. Results are very good. Leather was not in bad shape to begin with, but it was very dirty.
My steering wheel and seats are next. Do I have to protect wood trim while applying the product? Steering wheel would be tough to apply if this is the case.
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My steering wheel and seats are next. Do I have to protect wood trim while applying the product? Steering wheel would be tough to apply if this is the case.
Thanks
I use Leatherique for my seats and steering wheel. Good stuff. I must have gotten some on the wood somewhere along the way. No problem. I don't think it could hurt anything. If you want to be absolutely sure, call Leatherique. They would have the best judgement on that.
Jack
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Swissvax Opaque should only be applied by hand. For best results, it should be applied to freshly cleansed paint or vinyl surfaces three to four panels at a time and as thinly and evenly as possible using a 100% cotton micro fibre towel. The resulting film should then be buffed off within a few minutes of application
Use Quick Finish Opaque as a quick detailer to remove finger marks and smudges. Lightly mist over a single panel at a time, and immediately wipe the panel down to spread a thin, even film of product using a 100% cotton micro fibre towel. Refold your towel and buff the panel
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Did a steering wheel, looks great except for the areas which are, for a lack of a better term, worn out. Not sure how to explain it, but there are couple of spots where top layer of leather is worn out. I also have large are on the driver seat where belt is rubbing against the seat with the same problem. Any options there to make it look close to original finish?
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