Hey guys. Here is a write up I made a while ago. Its basically a 'how to' regarding keeping your leather jackets/car seats or whatever else; in perfect condition.
I used to be a professional detailer; so I wrote this so more people can benefit from the knowledge. Any questions of any sort, feel free to ask here or PM me. I'm here to help.
Please note that the image hoster has hourly transfer limits, so if the images DONT work, bookmark it and check back later.
-Cheers
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Great write up, I don't have leather seats, but I will remember this if I ever have a car with them. Before motorcycle season I'll be cleaning my riding jacket.
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Thanks for the great write up. I just bought a Pathfinder with a leather interior. It is only two years old, so the leather still looks new, but I was planning to do the seats in the spring so I'll bookmark the page.
For some reason our filters at work blocked me but I'm going to have to check it out when I get home to see if it's too late to help me. I've got some cracks in the leather on my driver's seat that I need to deal with, but the passenger seat and back seats are still OK (maybe I just need to lose weight? ). It could come in handy with our family room furniture at home too.
Thanks!
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How to: Maintain your leather car seats so they never crack or age (detailed writeup) 
). It could come in handy with our family room furniture at home too. 
