Car Leather Cleaner for Finished and Aniline Upholstery

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Leather Cleaner for Car Upholstery, Glycerin-Based Care for Finished and Aniline Leather Surfaces

$29.56

This leather cleaner lifts dirt, stains and oils from car leather upholstery, helping you tackle everyday grime and stubborn marks during interior cleaning. The mild, glycerin-based Auto Finesse Hide Cleanser is suitable for finished, semi-aniline and aniline leather.

For light soiling, apply a fine mist to a microfibre towel, wipe gently and buff away residue using a dry side. Heavier grime can be treated directly and gently agitated using a soft, short-bristle brush. Work in small sections so the cleaner does not dry on the surface, then follow with a separate leather conditioner.

Features

Glycerin-based formula for cleaning modern leather upholstery
Suitable for finished, semi-aniline and aniline leather finishes
Helps remove ingrained dirt, stains, oils, denim dye transfer and shoe scuffs
Towel application for light soiling and direct application for heavier grime
Two bottle sizes: 250 ml and 500 ml

Specifications

Product: Leather cleaner
Formula: Mild glycerin-based cleaner
Suitable finishes: Finished, semi-aniline and aniline leather
Bottle sizes: 250 ml or 500 ml
Preparation: Shake before use
Aniline leather precaution: Test an inconspicuous area and check for dye transfer before continuing
After cleaning: Apply a separate leather conditioner

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this cleaner on aniline leather seats?

Yes, this leather cleaner is suitable for aniline leather. Test it in an inconspicuous area first and continue only if no dye transfer occurs.

How should I clean lightly soiled leather upholstery?

Apply a fine mist of this leather cleaner to a microfibre towel and gently wipe the leather. Turn the towel to a dry side and buff away the residue.

How do I tackle heavier grime or shoe scuffs?

Apply this leather cleaner directly to the affected surface and let it dwell briefly. Gently agitate if needed using a soft, short-bristle brush, then remove the residue using a clean microfibre towel. Work in small sections to prevent drying.