How well does this work on modern "sealed" leather, like what is in my 2015 Sonata?
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I have a Lexus LS with real leather ash interior. It does absolutely NOTHING. Perhaps the leather conditioner refreshers the leather, but the leather cleaner is useless. I would recommend staying away from this product if your car has light color real leather interior. I can't comment on synthetic type leathers.
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This works best on sealed leather. I would never use this on high end leather like in a Bentley. You can skip the leather conditioner though, it does nothing to sealed leather. All it does is make it slippery and it doesn't actually condition since it can't absorb into it. Skip the kit and get Chemical Guys NonSENSE instead. Its the same product.
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Asian-made cars usually use a lower grade leather than what's in my Aston Martin, so I'm not entirely certain. I suppose you could purchase some and "spot test" it to be sure.
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I don't know. Sounds like the leather was untreated for awhile. This is basically a protectant and it does make the product shine and cleans it. Might want to ask a dealer if this restores leather to original color. Good luck
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The liquid is clear to my knowledge. I used it on black and brown leather. The leather looked better with conditioner than brand new leather. I havent had it long enough to answer to its longevity.
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while I am not an expert in leather car I truly do think that Chamberlain's Leather Milk is great. I suggest you clean the leather before you condition however. Use leather cleaner.
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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.
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It's Smell is great, clean crisp and non offensive,also not stick or slippery. I Use Meguiars Gold Class leather products on my leather covered wheel and also the leather seat in my Restored 87 El Camino. I use Natural shine on my other cars dashes and door panels etc. All Meguiars products are great as are Mothers.
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I use mine on an Italian leather sofa. I had a large pet stain (ashamed to admit) and this cleaned and conditioned the sofa beautifully. I can't imagine what would be different about the boots. It says on the bottle "condition, clean, polish and preserve all smooth finished leather"
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I have a 2012 Sonata so I'm not sure if this product will be a good fit for you . I can say that I have had no problems with my Sunshade and have found it to help keep my car cooler when parked in the sun .
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No, try Weiman's leather cleaner and conditioner, which you can find at Walmart. Costs quite a bit less too.
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It works fine on my wife's simulated leather case. I was just sure to hold it firmly for 30 seconds while I affixed it. It hasn't come off yet (3 weeks).
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i think this is a good product for threat any leather ( sealed of course) , i´m sure this will help, i´ve use to restore my mom´s totte for example, smoth the leather and clean cracked parts
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It is a good product that carries a money back guarantee. Give it a try. I use it on my leather couch (not shiny), works great.
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Yes I used two in my F-150 lariat with leather and no issues. After the can is expended just make sure you get in and wipe everything down really well so there isnt any residue on your seats.
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I wouldn't use this on car leather. The bristles are hard plastic. I suspect this would ruin the leather.
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Never tried it on leather. It can make surfaces sticky when sprayed though.
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This works very well for interior plastic and vinyl and smells very nice. I really like the UV protection it offers. As for using it on leather, best to E-mail Meguiar's directly and ask them. They are very good at responding and you will the professional answer to your question.
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I use anything soft like cotton rags or old washcloths and squirt the conditioner onto the rag, vice onto the leather. Then, just rub it onto the leather in circular or back and forth motion. It is actually very forgiving to apply and even if the leather looks 'wet' or darker and gets streaky why applying, it all evens out as it is absorbed and dries in. I rub hard to work it into and and really get into the crevices and seams on our furniture and car upholstery. When first applied, it looks like shiny, sticky honey, so don't freak out. It does not dry shiny nor sticky. Depending on the type of leather and the condition and temperatures, give it at least an hour or two to soak in. If you have older leather that has never been conditioned, think of it like skin that gets dried out-- literally and figuratively. It may take 2 or 3 applications to get it rehydrated. Applying it liberally the first time or two on our antique pieces seemed to work best. Also, this only works on REAL leather! Not patent leather, not pleather, not vinyls.