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Originally Posted by Chief inspector
You dont feed modern leather, its got a clear coat on it, all that happens is that you build up an invisible residue that traps dirt and grit that you then sit on and it abraded the surface.
Its essential to keep it clean, water and a micro fibre are good enough if youre not all that fussy, I use Dr Leather myself.
Some info below.
http://www.drleather.com/Files/Some-...-DRL-only.aspx |
If you buy the Volvo leather wipes you get 2 things in the pack. A cleaning wipe (which works well btw) and a cream for applying after cleaning. If the cream is not "feeding" the leather - and the leather has an impervious clear coat on top - then what is the cream doing?
I have been treating the tiny cracks in my seat bolster with the cream to try and keep it looking better for longer - and being the Volvo product assumed it was fit for purpose - but in your opinion is that not the case?