IGP recommended for all leathers?

[Raider]

DavidB:

So have you tried Interior Guard Plus on leather upholstery in your house? I have a leather couch and loveseat that need some kind of treatment, especially something with UV protection since it is next to a window. It is a leather that unlike most automotive leather, is dyed all the way through. Based on your experience/expertise would interior guard be suitable for this type of leather?

Also, some auto interiors, for example the Volvo Atacama interior, are of aniline type leather. Do you recommend IGP for this type?

Thanks
JW

[DavidB]

Originally Posted by Raider

DavidB:

So have you tried Interior Guard Plus on leather upholstery in your house? I have a leather couch and loveseat that need some kind of treatment, especially something with UV protection since it is next to a window. It is a leather that unlike most automotive leather, is dyed all the way through. Based on your experience/expertise would interior guard be suitable for this type of leather?

Also, some auto interiors, for example the Volvo Atacama interior, are of aniline type leather. Do you recommend IGP for this type?

Thanks
JW

I use IGP on more than just my leather chairs. I'm using IGP to protect all of my fine wood furniture and my fabric. I use IGP on my stainless in the kitchen and to seal my sink and the counter tops.

As long as your aniline leather is not a brushed finish, you can try it. Be sure to check for color fast bleeding, first. On my 1930's club chairs I had a little dye come off the first time I used it, but then it sealed tight and no longer bleeds.

db