What's the best way to clean and treat leather seats? Restore moisture and suppleness etc? Any good DIY treatments? There are varying arguments about the use of Olive oil.

I have some stuff called Mcquires for leather seats, used it on my old L200.
Really easy to use and they came up a treat.


Nick.

Is that a cleaner or a leather conditioner?

I use the Maguires cleaners / conditioners

Saying that I used this range for my bike leathers and it was amazing .... They are white / grubby the cleaner brings em up a great then use the conditioner ........

http://www.renapur.com/shop/product/rena...CFW3MtAodNWEAog

Thanks guys.

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Saying that I used this range for my bike leathers and it was amazing .... They are white / grubby the cleaner brings em up a great then use the conditioner ........

http://www.renapur.com/shop/product/rena...CFW3MtAodNWEAog

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Easiest way to clean leather seats is to get the wife to do it! They always know best!

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Easiest way to clean leather seats is to get the wife to do it! They always know best!

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Quote: Dingle wrote in post #5

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Saying that I used this range for my bike leathers and it was amazing .... They are white / grubby the cleaner brings em up a great then use the conditioner ........

http://www.renapur.com/shop/product/rena...CFW3MtAodNWEAog

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that`s the stuff I use, like you I use it on my leathers, great stuff, it feeds the leather

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Quote: tigger wrote in post #8

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Easiest way to clean leather seats is to get the wife to do it! They always know best!

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Think i'm going to opt for the Maguiars stuff. I like the idea of one treatment to clean and condition. Plus two other sources I asked also recommended it.

we use baby wipes on all our sofas in the shop. cleans them up nicely and gives them a nice shine and also makes them soft to the touch.

you could always try some saddle cleaners too?