Leather Protection Cream 250ml - Leather Conditioner for Furniture, Car Seats, Shoes, Bags. Leather Protector for All Leather Types

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An old leather club chair or chesterfield sofa is an easy way to inject instant personality into any room. Leather is hard-wearing and natural, so makes a popular upholstery finish, chosen for its robust characteristics. It also looks great, and good-quality leather furniture only becomes more charming with age. But whether you’ve got a new cream leather sofa or beat-up old chesterfield, leather does require cleaning and care to prolong its life and make sure it continues to look its best.

I just applied it, so we'll have to see how it does over time. Easy to apply and looks fine. I didn't expect any great change immediately and there wasn't any. I hope it helps and I'll keep using it. Now on to our Leather Protection Cream Conditioner & Stain Guard For Leather . It's time to talk about how to use it and how often, so you can keep up with your leather care at home and make all your leather items look, feel, and smell their best. What You'll NeedThe barrier applied to the leather will also hold general dirt and soiling on the leather's surface, making it much easier to clean and care for, with the added bonus of also stopping pen marks, clothing dye transfer, etc. from penetrating the leather's coating. This allows such staining to be cleaned off using our Leather Cleaner as opposed to needing specialist treatment. Repels Stains - Effectively holds dirt, oil, and water-based stains on the surface to simply be wiped away. NOTE: When cleaning absorbent leather such as Aniline and Pull-up, the leather will soak up the cleaner and darken; this is normal and will revert to what it was once dry. You should work swiftly across one full panel at a time to ensure the leather darkens evenly throughout.

Creams and lotions: These leather conditioners are simply rubbed in with the fingers or with a soft, lint-free cloth. A microfiber cleaning cloth is a good choice for applying the leather conditioner and then buffing the leather. Yes, our leather protection cream offers some cleaning results, but it's mostly a preventative product. To deal with old messes, our leather cleaner works best. Application Method A. Yes, it contains natural oils and waxes which soak in and feed leather. However, only a few types of leather actually need feeding. These are unfinished leathers such as aniline and pull-up. The rest of the leather on the market contains a finish and so cannot be and do not need to be fed. Apply the Leather Protection Cream using the Applicator Sponge and rub into the leather in a circular motion. Leave this to dry for 10-15 minutes and then buff the area with a clean cloth. Apply two coats initially and then top up every three months. Technically suede is leather, but the soft fuzzy nap of the suede is likely to be damaged by most leather cleaners, so you’ll need to look for a suede brush and dedicated suede-cleaning products instead. What about faux leather?

How To Use Our Leather Protection Cream

Both our Leather Cleaner and Protection Cream can be used on all types of leather. Some of the most common types they work on are:

Our Leather Ultra Clean is an award-winning leather sofa cleaner that is great for sofas, chairs, furniture and all other items of leather upholstery. It deep cleans into the grain removing dirt and grime easily; making it one of the best leather sofa cleaners available. If you want to learn about our leather sofa cleaner and how to get the best results, have a read of our guide - How to clean a leather sofa Leather Car Seat Cleaner Leather Protection Cream provides advanced barrier protection technology to help repel all oil and water-based stains from leather, helping to prevent the aforementioned problems from occurring. Leather conditioners should be applied every three to six months, depending on the manufacturer’s recommendations. It’s a long enough period that you’ll have trouble remembering when the next application is due, so you might want to add a reminder in your calendar. There are so many causes, but let us just list a few below, all of which, by the way, can be prevented with the barrier applied to your leathers when you use our protection cream:The type of leather conditioner you choose should be formulated specifically for the leather goods you will use it on. A leather conditioner for a sofa might contain very different ingredients than one made to condition leather shoes. And even the correct conditioner can have an undesired effect on the item it’s used on – it might darken the leather or leave an unwelcome sheen.