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Danger Of Steam On Glued panels:   Steam cleaning may appear to be the quick solution for removing dirt and stains from various surfaces, like vinyl and leather, but it...

Why You Should Be Mindful of Cleaning Products for Interior Plastics   Introduction: When it comes to cleaning our cars, we often prioritise the exterior, ensuring it gleams with a...

Easily remove all types of scratches on leather.   Scratches can make leather look unsightly unloved and lead to further damage taking place. Fixing these must be done as soon...

Repair Scuffed, Scratched and Ring Damaged Leather Steering Wheels Fixing a damaged steering wheel on a vehicle can vary depending on the type and extent of the damage. Steering wheels...

How To Remove Makeup From A Leather Car Interior   Understanding Makeup Removing makeup from a leather car interior requires a gentle approach to avoid damaging the leather. You can’t...

Why you should not ceramic coat leather   Ceramic coating has gained popularity in the automotive world for its ability to protect and enhance the appearance of various surfaces, such...

Perforated leather seats are a very nice touch to an interior, they offer better comfort and cooler seating, which is why they are used and were designed as the perforations...

Safely Removing Indentations from Leather: Introduction: Leather, while durable and stylish, can sometimes develop unsightly indentations. Whether from sitting too long on a leather sofa or having heavy items left...

Cracked leather appears for many reasons, could be due to heat, incorrect care or the items been badly re painted at some stage. You can get all different types of...

Full grain leather is the highest quality leather used in Ferrari interiors, so it requires proper care and maintenance to keep it looking its best. Being full grain and in...

  What Is On The Surface Of Leather?   We all look at leather and think that’s genuine skin, but not all skins have genuine grain on them. There is...

How To Restore A Leather Steering Wheel     ‍ Before After ‍Leather steering wheels go wrong often, this is due to grease and sweat from your hands resting on...

If you are lucky enough to own a vintage or luxury vehicle with leather seats, no doubt you will take pride in its appearance, and want to maintain it in the...

Soften Up That Old Dried Leather ‍ When leather is made in a tannery, the leather pelts are given enough softness by adding in fatliquors, these leather fatliquors are introduced...

Step1/ Identification and cleaning Using a sponge or Tampico Brush and the LRC1 Premium Leather Cleaner give the area you are repairing a thorough clean (if the seat is have a full...

The leather repair paints or leather colourant dyes as some people refer to them as, are used to repair areas of damage on leather goods. These leather repair paints can...

How To Restore The Leather Seats In A Classic Vehicle Dreaming of owning an iconic classic car? Already found your dream car and you’re ready to return it to its...