How to Clean Leather Interiors

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Cars with leather seats need to be cleaned well. In this free video clip, learn how to wash and detail your car like an expert.

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How to Clean Leather Interiors
Hello! My name is Jason. I am talking on behalf of expertvillage.com. Now after you shampoo the carpet, the next step is to clean the seats. Now here we have a leather seat. You know, sometimes you have leather and sometimes you have cloth. When you do have a cloth seat, it is kind of difficult because you have to kind of use the same products as you do on the carpet, the products that I showed you to use on the carpet. Well now in this situation we have leather, so what you want to do is you use a product that not only will crack your leather, you know, it would not even remove the paint on the leather because if you do use those heavy duty products it could damage your leather severely. So, what you want to do is, you want to get the leather cream conditioner. This works very well, what it does, basically it smooths out your leather, it revives and it brings the smell of the leather bag from the original shape. Basically it is like sunscreen to the skin, not only you will clean your leather, smooth your leather and it will protect your leather. What you want to do is, shake it first before you use it because it has a lot of particles in the bottom and you just simply spray it on all over the leather and after you spray it on you do not want to immediately wipe it off because it has to soak inside your leather, it is going to go all between the cracks and moisturize it. Just think of it as if you are putting a lotion on your skin; it is the same way. What you want to do is you want to leave it there for about 2-3 minutes. Let it soak in there pretty well and you get a blue shop towel nothing too rough, very simple. You let it soak and then you just go over it and you have your leather clean as a whistle.

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Expert: Jason Khorasani is an expert car dealer and detailer at Austin Highway Auto Center. Read More