Leather - Fast Orange Hand Cleaner?

[billrouleau]

Guys, check this thread out and let me know what you think. It seems that people have gotten decent results with this product. Anyone ever use it?



Thread: http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=68596

 

[BradE]

This comes from the same people that recommened Soft Scrub for leather.



The answer is NO, you don't want to be using this on leather. The formula contain pumice (an abrasive) and will destroy the leather over repeated applications. Oh, buy the way, it does contain solvents, an orange oil based one. Not something I would would be using on leather.



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[billrouleau]

Just what I was thinking. Thanks for the reply SL. :xyxthumbs

 

[Mmmph]

This comes from the same people that recommened Soft Scrub for leather.

The individual on ClubLexus that is recommending this product is not the same person that recommended Soft Scrub. They are not the "same people", nor do they do not represent the 12,000 plus members of that online community, or the numerous other quality recommendations made there.



This same type of generalization could make you, me, and all Autopians the "same people" as banned Knight (guesswho) and his recent escapades.



I read all of his posts yesterday. They do not make me the "same people" as him. Large online communities cannot be judged or generalized by the opinions or actions of a member or two.

 

[old_gonzo]

My initial thought was the same as SL's. Fast Orange does contain pumice and it is abrasive; sort of makes me think of picking up a handful of sand and start grinding into the seats. Ouch :scared .

 

[imported_Goose]

that hand cleaner hurts my hands when i use it so i would never use that on my leather seats

 

[captkirk2]

I was thinking that a non pumice hand cleaner would something to try for a worst case scenario. Most are like gels so they would cling pretty good as they pre-soak.