Hi Folks,
I came across the YouTube video I've linked below and was impressed by what seemed to be an easy DIY method and fairly inexpensive way to clean my Emira's interior leather trim and seats. I've tried many leather restoring methods/products in the past on my cars, but none were as effective as this one in providing a "like new" matte finish. I like the color of my tan leather interior, but unlike black leather, it naturally shows more the dirt/stains/sheen from ongoing rubbing, grease absorption and just general usage.
Should you also wish to try this method, these are the 3 items I used and purchased on Amazon:
Tip: Rather than spraying the Chemical Guys cleaner directly on the leather surfaces, just spray it to the pad first and then scrub the surfaces applying light to medium pressure to avoid damaging or discoloring the leather and then dry with a clean microfiber towel. With a light colored non-abrasive pad, such as the one I used, it's easier to see the residual dirt being absorbed by the pad as you are scrubbing. I used 3 pads for the entire interior.
Hope you find this useful.
I came across the YouTube video I've linked below and was impressed by what seemed to be an easy DIY method and fairly inexpensive way to clean my Emira's interior leather trim and seats. I've tried many leather restoring methods/products in the past on my cars, but none were as effective as this one in providing a "like new" matte finish. I like the color of my tan leather interior, but unlike black leather, it naturally shows more the dirt/stains/sheen from ongoing rubbing, grease absorption and just general usage.
Should you also wish to try this method, these are the 3 items I used and purchased on Amazon:
Tip: Rather than spraying the Chemical Guys cleaner directly on the leather surfaces, just spray it to the pad first and then scrub the surfaces applying light to medium pressure to avoid damaging or discoloring the leather and then dry with a clean microfiber towel. With a light colored non-abrasive pad, such as the one I used, it's easier to see the residual dirt being absorbed by the pad as you are scrubbing. I used 3 pads for the entire interior.
Hope you find this useful.
