Will this help restore the original matte finish on my car's leather steering wheel?
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This is a cleaner. If the leather is dirty, which is normal, this would be the first step. Second step would be a product which restores the leather.
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I used it to clean my steering wheel, and all the leather in my Avalon. Doing it at every oil change, it has lasted me about 4 cleanings, or ~15 months. I drive a 4 door Avalon, so there is plenty of leather to take care of! Just spray and wipe! If you hit excessive dirty spots, you will probably need to use more.
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Man I'm sorry to hear that. If the key scratch goes through the clear coat I don't think this will help. This is for the spider webs and swirls you see in the sun in your paint. I don't know if you have a buffer but I would start with a more aggressive polish (V34 or V36?) on the orbital and work your way up. If you don't have a machine find a detailer. It would probable be cheaper that way and he will do it right.
268812
I have used on dark leather sofas and light colored Auto seats.I have not had any problems with discoloration or residue. - You should not have to do very often.
923034
I can't honestly answer your question. I am disappointed because the seller get off the hook when they say ...try it on a small area. The product dont seem to put a shine or gloss on the leather.
526722
It will restore the natural shine and condition the leather but as far as I know it will not make the item smell new again.
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If your scratches are truly minor, this would work, but use it only where needed. Your original finish is probably better as is if it is in "good" condition. Use this on the scratches and follow up with a true wax, not a polish, on the rest of the car.
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In my experience the Leather Milk works best on spots on darker colored leather. It may darken light colors but the spots would be less noticeable. I have found it to be an excellent product -- just not a miraculous one.
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I used it on my vehicle's plastic trim, black and grey and the faded colours got back almost like new and this was from using the same cloth after doing the vehicle headlamps. It worked for me!!
1938390
Hi Diesel - We would definitely recommend using Leather Afterlife after your seats have been resprayed.THANKS!The Leather Afterlife Team at Intervine
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Not "restore" in the strictest sense... but it will restore the sheen and protect what condition they are in. It's great on interior vinyl seats and trim.
1215893
Doubt it. If the discoloration is due to fading of the paint from the sun then no, this wont help. If there's just residue left on the vehicle from the adhesive then some goof off and then finish with the Simoniz clay might do the trick.
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Polish will enhance gloss and remove minor surface scratches. I would highly recommend checking out Youtube and search for "Meguiars Ultimate". Meguiar's offers instructional videos that demonstrate the ability of their products.
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It will soften the leather ! I use it once a week to keep looking new and soft!
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I had a dark Grey Leather seats in my Prius with a lot of scrapes that were white. I thought it would be Black with a little White. I used one Black cup and a about ⅔ White cup. It did an excellent color match and the scratches disappeared. I did this before I traded it for a new 2013 car. It made the seats look almost new again. I put two coats on it.
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I have used the product on leather that was very light but not actually white; it worked great. The real key is that it was a SMOOTH finish, as opposed to a leather that had any nap or "tooth". The more of the Leather Milk is absorbed into the leather, the more likely any discoloration of very light leather, in my opinion. I would advise trying it on a small area as a test first.
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If you take your time with it, it will turn out great! the car is much nicer to drive with the soft leather on the steering wheel. be sure to do some research on removing the steering wheel though because it's easy to pop open the "clock spring" which may or may not go back together without making clicking noises after you reassemble. A replacement will cost around $50-$70 so just research it and take your time.