shiny steering wheel
#27
Originally Posted by bigtommy,Oct 10 2010, 10:11 PM
works like a treat, completely transformers wheel. if you do this too often will it wear the leather away?
exalto:: I don't think that is a good idea, the products you use and the materials to apply it are too rough in my opinion, you should think of leather like you would your skin, if you get too abrasive with it you will shred it and damage it. The purpose of the 'magic sponges' is simply to pull out the embedded grime, then if required feeding the leather afterwards replaces the natural moisture that leather requires to feel and look at its best.
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Oh I didn't use the rough side, and it was but a smidgeon of fairy. I know what you mean but was so p!ssed off at coming home empty handed that I got all Macgyver and improvised.
Came up lovely though.
Came up lovely though.
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If anyone is going to try one of these cleaning methods such as magic eraser, brillo pad or fine wet and dry (yes I've seen that mentioned). Then just remember to do a little at a time, dry it off and check your results.