Leather Care Products

[Barson]

Any recommendations?

I just need to clean up my interior as I've pretty much ignored it since I got the car.





PS: WD-40 won't do, will it? :p :wink:

[Guinney1971]

Barson Wrote:PS: WD-40 won't do, will it? :p :wink:

lol, no, not this time matey!! :lol:

I think any half decent leather feed, like Meguiars, Auto-Glym, et all should be sufficient - although I did spot Lidl doing a 'leather care' in a large bottle the other day for £1.99.

[Chris Williams]

Claire Usher Wrote:

Barson Wrote:PS: WD-40 won't do, will it? :p :wink:

lol, no, not this time matey!! :lol:

I think any half decent leather feed, like Meguiars, Auto-Glym, et all should be sufficient - although I did spot Lidl doing a 'leather care' in a large bottle the other day for £1.99.

Ahh,Sign of a true 'northener' :lol:
Chris

[bozzzydmc]

Taking of Northerners... try Dave H he has some leathercare kits in his stock

[Tourettes Tony]

Well my leather was treated to copious amounts of sweat last summer, so i dont need to treat mine for a while :lol: :lol:
TT

[Guinney1971]

Tourettes Tony Wrote:Well my leather was treated to copious amounts of sweat last summer, so i dont need to treat mine for a while :lol: :lol:
TT

aarrgh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WAY TOO MUCH INFORMATION!!!!!!!!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Guinney1971]

Quote: ahh,Sign of a true 'northener' :lol:
Chris

haha, yeah, Phill did say that now I'm up norf (well, ok, the East Midlands is further north then I was, and I'm not that far from the border with South Yorkshire :wink: ), that resistance is futile, and I will be assimilated into Norvern ways.

Now, then, where's me flat cap, whippet an't pigeons....... and I want a pint of warm bitter with no head on it :lol: