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Gets the grime out of the grain without stripping the leather.
Leather takes dirt in a way plastic does not. Body oils, denim dye transfer, hand cream, sun cream and general wear all work down into the grain, and the bolster on the driver's seat is always the first to look tired.
Leather Cleaner is ready to use and foams to lift that out. The foam holds on the surface long enough to break the dirt free rather than running straight off, and it pulls out what is sitting in the texture rather than just cleaning the top. It works fast, so a seat does not become an afternoon.
It cleans without stripping. That is the difference between a proper leather cleaner and an all-purpose cleaner used on leather. APCs pull the oils out along with the dirt, which is why leather cleaned with the wrong product looks great for a week and then dries and cracks.
Safe on natural leather, eco leather and alcantara, so you do not need to work out what your seats are made of first. Fresh citrus scent.
Clean, then condition. Cleaning opens up the leather. Follow with Leather Cream to put the nourishment back, or with Leather Quick Detailer if you want a quicker clean-and-protect in one.
- Foams, so it lifts dirt out of the grain instead of running off
- Cleans without stripping the oils out of the leather
- Natural leather, eco leather and alcantara
- Ready to use, no mixing
- Fresh citrus scent
- 200 ml for one car, up to 5 litres if you do this weekly
The three leather products.
Leather Cleaner cleans. The deep clean, once or twice a year.
Leather Cream conditions. Nourishes and softens after cleaning.
Leather Quick Detailer maintains. Quick clean plus light protection, in between.
Technical support available.
Apply. Ready to use. Spray onto the surface or onto a soft leather brush.
Agitate. Soft brush, working panel by panel.
Remove. Lift the soiling with a clean microfibre.
Follow. Condition with Leather Cream, or maintain with Leather Quick Detailer.
Test. Inconspicuous area first, particularly on perforated and aged leather.
Leather Cleaner is your dedicated leather chemical, and using it rather than an APC is the difference between an interior detail and a liability.
APCs strip leather. They pull the plasticisers and oils out along with the soiling, and the damage shows up months later as dryness and cracking on the bolsters. It will not be traced back to you, but it is your work. A dedicated cleaner removes that risk.
The foaming action holds the product in place on vertical bolsters and seat backs long enough to break down embedded soiling, which is where a runny cleaner costs you a second pass. It acts fast, which keeps seat time down on volume work.
Sequence. Clean with Leather Cleaner, then condition with Leather Cream. That two-stage service is what you charge for on a leather refresh, and the visual difference between a cleaned seat and a cleaned-and-conditioned seat is what justifies the price.
Fresh citrus scent, which matters on a surface the customer puts their face close to.
- Removes the long-term damage risk of using an APC on leather
- Foaming action holds on vertical bolsters for a deeper clean
- Natural leather, eco leather and alcantara, so no substrate guesswork
- The first half of a two-stage leather service you can price properly
- 200 ml, 500 ml, 1 litre and 5 litres
Application. Ready to use. Spray onto the surface or onto a brush.
Agitation. Soft leather brush, working panel by panel.
Removal. Lift the soiling with a clean microfibre.
Follow-up. Condition with Leather Cream, or maintain with Leather Quick Detailer.
Test. Inconspicuous area first, particularly on perforated and aged leather.
Support. Technical support available from Ultracoat UK.
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