Blackfire and Leather Question

[mjlinane]

I`m planning the interior detail of my Tiburon and came up with a question. Reading the directions of the Blackfire Hi-UV Leather Conditioner (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/blackfire-leather-conditioner.html) and it is not recommended for perforated leather. I definitely want to use in on the non-perf parts but should I use Blackfire Micro-Engineered Interior Protectant (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/blackfire-interior-protectant.html) on the perforated parts?

[Old Pirate]

I`m planning the interior detail of my Tiburon and came up with a question. Reading the directions of the Blackfire Hi-UV Leather Conditioner (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/blackfire-leather-conditioner.html) and it is not recommended for perforated leather. I definitely want to use in on the non-perf parts but should I use Blackfire Micro-Engineered Interior Protectant (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/blackfire-interior-protectant.html) on the perforated parts?

It say`s that because one doesn`t want to clog those tiny holes in the leather, so you should clean your Perforated leather with what the manufacturer said to use on it using the proper solvent recommend by them. Using the wrong leather cleaner can ruin the finish and cause those tiny perforations in the seats to clog. This will affect their appearance, breatability and comfort to you. I recommend to go the simply why in cleaning them, I have use Woolite and water mixed about 6-8 parts water to 1 part of Woolite to clean the leather. Always wipe it off lightly using a mircofiber dampened towel ( very Lightly ). Then wipe off the surface again with a dry microfiber towel to allow the leather to dry properly. From there you can use Leather Masters Leather cream or Turtle Wax leather conditioner in a spray bottle that works very well for me.

[mjlinane]

It say`s that because one doesn`t want to clog those tiny holes in the leather, so you should clean your Perforated leather with what the manufacturer said to use on it using the proper solvent recommend by them. Using the wrong leather cleaner can ruin the finish and cause those tiny perforations in the seats to clog. This will affect their appearance, breatability and comfort to you. I recommend to go the simply why in cleaning them, I have use Woolite and water mixed about 6-8 parts water to 1 part of Woolite to clean the leather. Always wipe it off lightly using a mircofiber dampened towel ( very Lightly ). Then wipe off the surface again with a dry microfiber towel to allow the leather to dry properly. From there you can use Leather Masters Leather cream or Turtle Wax leather conditioner in a spray bottle that works very well for me.

Thanks. I did use Woolite last summer but was hoping to try the new BF products. Coming summer I will be using Leatherique.

[Old Pirate]

The new Blackfire Leather product is one I have not use yet. The older version is the one not to use on those leather seats.

[Todd@RUPES]

I`m planning the interior detail of my Tiburon and came up with a question. Reading the directions of the Blackfire Hi-UV Leather Conditioner (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/blackfire-leather-conditioner.html) and it is not recommended for perforated leather. I definitely want to use in on the non-perf parts but should I use Blackfire Micro-Engineered Interior Protectant (http://www.autopia-carcare.com/blackfire-interior-protectant.html) on the perforated parts?

BLACKFIRE Leather Conditioner can dry white and `clog` the leather perforations. Your best best, as you suggested, would be to apply Interior Protectant with a damp applicator. :bigups

[mjlinane]

BLACKFIRE Leather Conditioner can dry white and `clog` the leather perforations. Your best best, as you suggested, would be to apply Interior Protectant with a damp applicator. :bigups

Thanks Todd.

[Todd@RUPES]

Thanks Todd.

My pleasure!