Lederpflege on all types of leather?

[Spilchy]

Can Einszett Leather Care (Lederpflege) be used on delicate Nappa leather?



Outside of dyed leather, can it be used on every other type of leather especailly the delicate kind found in high end Porsches, BMW's etc...?



Thanks

 

[imported_jgv]

Of course it can. I've also used it on a leather coat and shoes

 

[imported_Macgirl1]

I've used it to clean and condition my Coach leather purse and it did a beautiful job, really deepened the black color and got a lot of dirt off.

 

[Spilchy]

Thanks guys. I'm working on a new M5 tomorrow for the son of a close friend of the family and I want to treat his leather with that.

 

[imported_Macgirl1]

Splichy,

I'm sure you know this but just do a test spot if you aren't sure about using the Lederpflege. I'm not familiar with the leather in question but most likely it is a "coated" type of leather and you should be safe. IF there are areas that are suede leather just use a leather brush to get the dirt. I had a suede kit for some shoes that had an eraser type of cleaning device and a brush. Worked pretty good. If you have something like that to work with check with a shoe repair shop and see what kind of things they have for suede.

 

[togwt]

Quote: Lederpflege on all types of leather?



~One man’s opinion / observations ~



Unfinished leather: Some cars have untreated leather, sometimes called Nappa, Nubuck or Cirrus (soft, full grain leather made from an un-split sheepskin, lambskin, or kidskin, usually tanned with alum and chromium salts and dyed throughout). The easiest way to tell is to sprinkle a few drops of water onto the leather, if the water is absorbed into the leather and looks like a stain, it’s untreated if the water is not absorbed then it’s treated. The surface of these leathers has no protective barrier to protect them. As a result these leathers are very prone to soiling and staining. To protect unfinished leathers including suede, deerskin and unfinished dyed leathers, use 303 High Tech Fabric Guard. Use on new or newly cleaned leather, spray on and let dry, it creates and maintains water repellence, resists soiling and helps protect against both water and oil based stains.



~Hope this is of some help~



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