PB's LS tips?

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PennyPinchr

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I have just ordered some PB's LS.
I was wondering if anyone had any tips or tricks on using it on perforated leather seats? I have found it to be difficult to keep any cleaners/conditioners out of the holes.
Thank you all, in advance, for your help!
 
PennyPinchr said:
I have just ordered some PB's LS.
I was wondering if anyone had any tips or tricks on using it on perforated leather seats? I have found it to be difficult to keep any cleaners/conditioners out of the holes.
Thank you all, in advance, for your help!
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Yes, I have two ways that I do this.

1) put the LS on your applicator, then press it into the pad by squeezing it. This allows the bulk of the LS to spread out over the pad and keep it from building up in the holes.

2) With your shop vac, use the carpet attachment with a micro fiber towel on the end stretched tight...Then run that over the leather, it will suck out the LS from the holes
 
No experience with PB's product, but in general for the perforated leathers try spraying your towel and wiping. Obviously don't saturate the towel.
 
I have been using PB Leather Stuff on my perforated seats for almost 3 years now and have never had a problem with it clogging the perforations. I apply it and remove it with terry or microfiber depending on how soiled it is.
 
9D4E420 said:
I have been using PB Leather Stuff on my perforated seats for almost 3 years now and have never had a problem with it clogging the perforations. I apply it and remove it with terry or microfiber depending on how soiled it is.
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Does the LS ever soak into the seat cushion through the holes?
 
Beemerboy said:
Yes, I have two ways that I do this.

1) put the LS on your applicator, then press it into the pad by squeezing it. This allows the bulk of the LS to spread out over the pad and keep it from building up in the holes.

2) With your shop vac, use the carpet attachment with a micro fiber towel on the end stretched tight...Then run that over the leather, it will suck out the LS from the holes
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Both are excellent tips! Thank you, I'll give them a try!
 
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