What kind of applicator for leather cleaner?
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What kind of applicator for leather cleaner?
i did a search on leather care and found tons of useful info on products (prolly gunna try the zaino z9/10) but found nothing on what to use as an applicator?
ive been using a microfiber towel and some gold class leather cleaner/conditioner and have not been very satisfied. maybe it was just the product itself wasnt the best, or maybe i should be using a different applicator? some sort of pad maybe?
or should i be fine using the microfiber towel with the zaino?
thanks
ive been using a microfiber towel and some gold class leather cleaner/conditioner and have not been very satisfied. maybe it was just the product itself wasnt the best, or maybe i should be using a different applicator? some sort of pad maybe?
or should i be fine using the microfiber towel with the zaino?
thanks
I use MF towels and a leather upholstery brush when using a leather cleaner, and a foam applicator and MF towel to apply protectant. Are you using a combined cleaner/protectant?
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Originally Posted by redlude97
I use MF towels and a leather upholstery brush when using a leather cleaner, and a foam applicator and MF towel to apply protectant. Are you using a combined cleaner/protectant?
yea, im using mothers gold class rich leather cleaner/conditioner (geez thats a long name)
its this one: http://www.autogeek.net/megoclrilesp.html
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Originally Posted by Scrooge
I use a terry cloth for cleaning. Mf for applying.
* Foam from a solvent free pump action dispenser is extremely efficient for the cleaning of leather upholstery as it lifts and encapsulates dirt to enable it to be safely removed without scratching the surface. The foam created by an aerosol or pump type dispenser has the consistency of shaving cream, making it ideal for leather (especially sensitive finishes such as Aniline, Alcantara®, etc). Do not allow to dry as it can leave spotting. For heavily soiled areas, or where the leather has become engrained with creases in the leather, a soft brush can be used to agitate and loosen the dirt.
* Shiny leather is caused by using an inappropriate care product (cream or oil-based) which leaves an oily residue on the surface, or by dirt build up plus friction leaving a shiny surface. Proper cleaning with a water-based cleaner (Leather Master Leather Soft or Leather Strong Effects) and the use of a protection product should return the leather to its original matte finish.
* Leather brush. This is a palm pump type design, so you can pour the cleaning solution in the handle. Simply pour your favorite interior upholstery cleaner in the dispenser and push down on the rubber lid. The pressure activates a miniature pump which forces the liquid out to the bristles. The brush's thick, soft bristles are flagged (puffed) so it will not scratch delicate leather Horse hair brushes have soft and gentle bristles. Great for leather, headliners, vinyl door panels and rear deck covers.
See also article - http://detailingwiki.com/index.php5?...e_Leather_Care
* Shiny leather is caused by using an inappropriate care product (cream or oil-based) which leaves an oily residue on the surface, or by dirt build up plus friction leaving a shiny surface. Proper cleaning with a water-based cleaner (Leather Master Leather Soft or Leather Strong Effects) and the use of a protection product should return the leather to its original matte finish.
* Leather brush. This is a palm pump type design, so you can pour the cleaning solution in the handle. Simply pour your favorite interior upholstery cleaner in the dispenser and push down on the rubber lid. The pressure activates a miniature pump which forces the liquid out to the bristles. The brush's thick, soft bristles are flagged (puffed) so it will not scratch delicate leather Horse hair brushes have soft and gentle bristles. Great for leather, headliners, vinyl door panels and rear deck covers.
See also article - http://detailingwiki.com/index.php5?...e_Leather_Care
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Originally Posted by French87
explain? whats the difference between cleaning and applying? you rub it on with MF then switch to terry cloth?
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