will this help to soften auto leather seats?
446083
I did try this product on my cleat her car seats and it cleaned them but did not soften them. It did soften the horse tack that had become stiff with lack of proper maintenance.
2006510
Yes, I think so. It will do that, although depending on how well it matches the grain of your leather it might be a little noticeable
1877076
I would definitely try it! Use the Apple cleaner first and be sure to follow directions closely. I have had no problems with all of my leather articles.
1220180
it should. I've used it on my wife's $300.00 Italian leather boots. They were in terrible shape. After using the Leather Honey cleaner and conditioner, they are soft and pliable. I have also used it on my leather seats on my classic car.
2077670
It works just fine on leather and cloth seats. Our regular car has cloth, but when we rented a car a few weeks ago, it had leather.
1406497
hmmmm. not sure since I don't have leather seats.. anyone else has leather seats who can help this question?
481240
Not as well as a more insulated, thicker reflective sun shade would. I have leather seats as well and it helps some.
1807139
No! Allyou need is a little elbow grease. I had ink spots on my car seat where a pen drained from the sun. Mr. Leather cleaned it all up. Mind you, the car wash did not get it off. After I used Mr. Leather, I took my car back to the car wash and they will be getting it too!!!
412893
I can't really say.......I did use to plug up a tear in my motorcycle seat. That held up for a couple of months before that tore also. So I guess it depends where you apply it to see how well it holdup. My motorcycle seat was not leather. I will say this.....it stuck really well and was practically unnoticeable.
2077669
We have leather seats and it works great. we really were going to return the car seat until we got the adjuster!
307771
It worked on leather for me although depending on what if any conditioner you might use it might make a difference.
268810
In my experience this product works Ok to soften the leather but will darken it and will leave a residue.
747215
I believe so. I have never tried it on car seats; I just use it on leather gloves and boots. If your seats are dry and flaky, I would give it a shot, maybe on a small part on the side first.
2142113
I believe it will. I had drying cracks in leather chair and after applying 2 times, it was vastly improved.
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.
747213
I would not recommend mink oil because it tends to soften leather. You might be better off using a leather reconditioning cream. I have used the one made by Lexol with good results in both my car and on a leather couch. It penetrates the leather. You let it absorb and then buff it with a clean, lint-free cloth.
1352304
Should work work well on mon leather seats. Basically a towel with a mesh iunderside that straps around your head rest. Easy to take on off, ...... Pretty much works as advertised.