Leather maintence

[Fugazii]

I have the orange interior and this is my first always black. I need to know how to clean without harming or fading the color thanks!?

[uncle ben]

Use a good cleaner like “Swissvax leather cleaner”

Stay away from cheap low quality cleaners.

[Fugazii]

Originally Posted by uncle ben

Use a good cleaner like “Swissvax leather cleaner”

Stay away from cheap low quality cleaners.

I'm referring about the color, maybe someone already did a test run.

[horstschmidt]

Hi I would try it with Ballistol Universalöl. I have always had good success.

[Danlnyc88]

Originally Posted by Fugazii

I have the orange interior and this is my first always black. I need to know how to clean without harming or fading the color thanks!?

Leather is leather bro. There are literally thousands of guides and videos showing you how to clean leather. I suggest you start with YouTube.

[TopJimmy]

Colourlock mild leather cleaner. Stuff works great and doesn’t remove any leather color or finish. I used it to remove blue jeans transfer and also smudges from my black dress belt.

[Fugazii]

Originally Posted by TopJimmy

Colourlock mild leather cleaner. Stuff works great and doesn’t remove any leather color or finish. I used it to remove blue jeans transfer and also smudges from my black dress belt.

Thanks

[jonf49]

Colourlock as TopJimmy suggested or Leatherique

[Fugazii]

Originally Posted by Danlnyc88

Leather is leather bro. There are literally thousands of guides and videos showing you how to clean leather. I suggest you start with YouTube.

Thanks but I'm not just referring to cleaning leather! I realize there's thousands of guides I never had Orange interior and don't want to damage the color.

[Danlnyc88]

Originally Posted by Fugazii

Thanks but I'm not just referring to cleaning leather! I realize there's thousands of guides I never had Orange interior and don't want to damage the color.

If it's not leather, personally I use this.

For leather any of the recommendations above will work with a leather brush. Chances of you damaging the color is near impossible IMO.

[Fugazii]

Originally Posted by Danlnyc88

If it's not leather, personally I use this.

For leather any of the recommendations above will work with a leather brush. Chances of you damaging the color is near impossible IMO.

TY