[tony20009]

I bought my kid a car with an oyster colored interior and my cousin has a beige. Both are dirty as can be from just normal use. They aren't hauling anything other than typical stuff -- shopping bags, groceries, dry cleaning, books, and whatnot.

Has anyone found something that can be applied to leather that will keep the dirt from adhering to it? I realize there are any number of cleaning substances I can suggest. And I know there are several types of covers -- clear plastic (yuck!) and wool/sheepskin fleece (I use these on my car). Just wondering if someone has found a protective solution...something like Scotchguard for leather?

TY for input.

All the best.

[edirtaynine]

i gave up on trying to keep the lightness/whiteness of the color in my beige interior. when it was new, it looked borderline white... for about a year... but now it's just straight up beige. hahahah

[tony20009]

Originally Posted by edirtaynine

i gave up on trying to keep the lightness/whiteness of the color in my beige interior. when it was new, it looked borderline white... for about a year... but now it's just straight up beige. hahahah

You must have that E92-only color: cream beige.

It's just as bad.

[SHEEDI]

Originally Posted by tony20009

I bought my kid a car with an oyster colored interior and my cousin has a beige. Both are dirty as can be from just normal use. They aren't hauling anything other than typical stuff -- shopping bags, groceries, dry cleaning, books, and whatnot.

Has anyone found something that can be applied to leather that will keep the dirt from adhering to it? I realize there are any number of cleaning substances I can suggest. And I know there are several types of covers -- clear plastic (yuck!) and wool/sheepskin fleece (I use these on my car). Just wondering if someone has found a protective solution...something like Scotchguard for leather?

TY for input.

All the best.

OP. this is what i have on my leather seats,dash and plastic...easy to clean

[tony20009]

Originally Posted by SHEEDI

OP. this is what i have on my leather seats,dash and plastic...easy to clean

TY. I've ordered some. It'll make a great stocking stuffer for them both.

Now let's just hope I don't by giving it to them have to also become their car care guru. LOL.

TY again.

Happy Holidays!

[mg4734]

Gotta clean the seats really well before applying that though, so it doesn't seal in the dirt. look into Lexol products. use a soft brush with the cleaner, and the seats will definitely come clean. a complete kit can be found at autogeek. Then apply the cquartz fabric stuff.

[SHEEDI]

Originally Posted by mg4734

Gotta clean the seats really well before applying that though, so it doesn't seal in the dirt. look into Lexol products. use a soft brush with the cleaner, and the seats will definitely come clean. a complete kit can be found at autogeek. Then apply the cquartz fabric stuff.

Correct, OP you have to clean leather seats well and make sure they are dry. I would buy Blackfire All Pupose cleaner because you can use it to clean lot of things.
Please read this.
http://www.autopiaforums.com/forums/...w-product.html
So,again,clean leather seats,make sure they are dry and then apply CQUARTZ Leather coat,make sure you wear glasses and put nose mask on. I always cover eyes with detailing glasses and nose and mouth with mask when I detail my car as precaution