In stock and on SALE!!!!! Leather Masters Leather Care Products @ Autopia Car Care !!!!

[Todd@RUPES]

In stock and on SALE!!!!! Leather Masters Leather Care Products @ Autopia Car Care !!!!

Leather Master leather care products are products you know will work. Designed by the famous researcher and expert, Dr. Tork, Leather Master leather care products are safe, gentle, and effective at their jobs. All Leather Master Products are made in Italy to the highest standard of leather care. They exceed the standard for leather auto care with highly researched formulas. Keep your leather looking and feeling like new for years to come with Leather Master leather care


Leather Master Leather Care Products have been amongst the most talked about and highest regarded leather products in the detailing aftermarket, and for good reason. They work to safely and effectively clean automotive leather (and aniline leather) with minimal effort!

Remember to check Autopia's WHAT's NEW page often to see what the constant new products we are bringing into the store.

Leather Master sale for a limited time!

 

[Addicted2Bling]

Can't wait to see some of the reviews on this

 

[Old Pirate]

Another fine product line at the store, your one stop place to go crazy! :autopia:

 

[TroyScherer]

I would be interested to know and see if the Leather Master combo is better than my current Leatherique combo...

 

[Reality33]

I would be interested to know and see if the Leather Master combo is better than my current Leatherique combo...

I am with you on this one. I have always wanted to try the Leather Masters stuff, but Leatherique just works so well.

 

[cmichael258]

Love this stuff. The leather in my car is in good shape so the Soft Cleaner, Conditioner and Leather Vital make keeping it clean and looking good simple.

I have never used Leatherique, so I can't give a comparison.

 

[rwright]

Removing dye transfer from an Audi A4 using Leather Master Leather Cleaner Foam found in the Interior Service Kit:







I have only used Leatherique Prestine Clean which is in my opinion a lightweight cleaner. The full system is supposed to be outstanding.

 

[Rocket]

I've been using Leather Master for about a year and I really like it. It leaves the leather feeling soft and non greasy.

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Removing dye transfer from an Audi A4 using Leather Master Leather Cleaner Foam found in the Interior Service Kit:







I have only used Leatherique Prestine Clean which is in my opinion a lightweight cleaner. The full system is supposed to be outstanding.

Great pictures showing how well this system works on leather!

 

[GTOBOSS]

What product of their's is good for coated leather?

 

[Todd@RUPES]

What product of their's is good for coated leather?

Both Rapid Cleaner S and Strong Cleaner are exceptional for coated leathers, in order to clean them.

For protection, Protection Cream is top notch, and works equally well on coated and aniline leather systems.

 

[GTOBOSS]

Awesome, Thanks Todd, I've been looking for something for my new leather. Might have to give those a whirl

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Awesome, Thanks Todd, I've been looking for something for my new leather. Might have to give those a whirl

Highly recommended!!!!!

 

[wendell jarvis]

On my wish list !!

 

[Addicted2Bling]

Removing dye transfer from an Audi A4 using Leather Master Leather Cleaner Foam found in the Interior Service Kit:







I have only used Leatherique Prestine Clean which is in my opinion a lightweight cleaner. The full system is supposed to be outstanding.

Excellent review. I've tried removing dye from a black leather belt on a leather seat and I could not get it off with Letherique. Glad to know this is an option!

 

[Todd@RUPES]

Excellent review. I've tried removing dye from a black leather belt on a leather seat and I could not get it off with Letherique. Glad to know this is an option!

If you need more cleaning power, you can step up to Leather Strong or (even stronger) Rapid Cleaner S. Both are safe to the leather and can be used repeatedly.

 

[rwright]

I used what I had on hand, the Interior Service Kit that my wife received last year at Detail Fest. After the near effortless use of the foam I plan to order a handful of the Strong Cleaner pump and Rapid Cleaner S pump. In the pictures I posted no brushes were used, only the foam, the sponge in the kit, and an all purpose micro fiber towel.

 

[opie_7afe]

im really thinking hard about getting this, i just want to buy one of the $30 and under kits(like to purchase smaller sizes of higher price point products before i get the bigger ones) however, what one would be the best for most cars on the market including higher end? i have lexol right now though i have not used it yet(ironically i only have ran into cloth interior!) but i fear it wont work the best so i might just get the leather masters. and for future reference leathermasters.com IS NOT the site for the brand being discussed here!

 

[CT3]

Should I be considering Leather Masters over Leatherique?? I planned on ordering Leatherique with my spring order, but if LM is a better choice, I'll go in that direction. Anyone?

 

[Todd@RUPES]

I used what I had on hand, the Interior Service Kit that my wife received last year at Detail Fest. After the near effortless use of the foam I plan to order a handful of the Strong Cleaner pump and Rapid Cleaner S pump. In the pictures I posted no brushes were used, only the foam, the sponge in the kit, and an all purpose micro fiber towel.

I think that is what impresses me most about the range of Leather Master's leather cleaners. They clean so well with very little agitation.