Is it ok to remove leather wrinkles on the seat with it?
941505
I am not sure exactly but my guess is this gets way too hot for that application.
395576
Yes. We orginally got one for our Wrangler and our seats are half leather and half clothe and it works nicely on it, in fact so nicely we got a second one when we purchased a second car seat for my husband's Silverado pickup and he has all leather seats and it works perfectly fine for it. We've been using it for almost a year now and damages for us. And it doesn't cause the car seat to slip or slide, we're happy and feel safe using it for our almost 2 yr old and our leather seats. Hope this helps :-)
236040
I have light gray leather on my car and after 3 months of sporadic use of this seat cover, I do see the black rubbing off on my leather seats. I cleaned the seats with a leather cleaner and the discoloration came off but I've stopped using the seat cover and is looking for a replacement.
1676433
You could sew it - ironing on to leather is not a good idea- unlikely to last and will leave damage
2083149
I used it on my leather couch and it worked great....I first wiped lightly with very slightly damp cloth. Then sprayed liberally and wiped down the leather paying attention to any stubborn spots....once done and dry I buffed with a really soft old baby diaper cloth. It has stayed clean and shiny for months now. Hope this helps!
1956909
I would definitely be weary of doing that. The fabric is really low quality. I've been meaning to change my review. The cushions are only a year old and are starting to tear.
1952128
I have not used it on leather. There is someone in 2011 that says it is safe; however, it doesn't mention leather on the Fission website, just carpet and "all kinds of upholstery". I suggest you contact Fission or try it on a spot no one would see. The website is http://www.fizzionclean.com/
641514
I don't clean it - but I would suspect a warm wash cloth could be used to wipe any stains on it or give it a quick refresher. There are leather fasteners on it so it could not be washed in a normal way.
1799717
No, I think the leather absorbs the conditioner as you are rubbing it in with the cloth. I don't think that leaving it sit will absorb anymore, in my opinion.
1950190
Unfortunately, no. They aren't too bad after coming out of the driver but you can iron them if you want to get rid of all wrinkles.
1553039
No you don't need to. But I would reccomend that you buy a different brand as our seat's seam started coming apart in the second month of use.
1799721
Yes, if you are able to, let it soak in for as long as possible. Especially if your leather is old & dry.
1740898
You don't. Heat from heat gun may significantly accelerate the appearance of small, permanent cracks if you're not very careful, and this "fix" is very temporary. What you actually should do is use a good leather moisturizer/conditioner (after carefully cleaning it first), like Leatherique and others, or better yet - just let the GOOD professional detailing shop do what's necessary.
108045
It sure doesn't seem to damage the leather. I've been using three of these for two months and so far my seats are in great shape.
1430031
I used it on my Lincoln with perforated black leather & it was OK. The leather looked really good after this stuff. I used only a very small amount of the cleaner and the conditioner and didn't load the stuff on there. I believe the conditioner was thicker so use a small amount on the applicator and rub it onto the leather. I wouldn't put it directly on the seats.
1093214
Yes, as I have cushion leather chairs and it works just fine. I put a towel down on the chair to protect the chair from damage and food spillage.
2083148
try autogeek; there's a nice description there of how someone used it on their leather car seats