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Scotchgard - slee18 - 07-12-2011 04:14am
Ive never owned a ivory interior before. Anyone done scotchgard on the leather seats before? No one locally does scotchgard locally for leather and would do it myself if I could buy the product. Any help is well appreciated
RE: Scotchgard - Big Dave - 09-01-2012 08:23am
You can buy many leather protection products on the net, Scotchguard sell some themselves:
Scotchgard™ Leather Cream
Specially created to nourish, protect and revive your leather articles. Its formula is adapted for all smooth leathers, both old and new. This cream can be applied to your sofas, armchairs and car interiors. Its formula is enriched with beeswax, to soften and ensure longevity of leather by avoiding drying out of the fabric.
How to use
Shake the bottle
Apply the cream in small quantities and massage into the leather using a clean, dry cloth
Avoid using too much cream at once
Treat the total surface, not forgetting the seams
Leave to dry for a few minutes, then buff to a shine with a soft cloth
Reapply the cream regularly for maximum longevity.
RE: Scotchgard - WB - 09-01-2012 12:52pm
I've used Gtechniq L1 on my cirrus interior and am very happy with it. http://www.gtechniq.com
RE: Scotchgard - slee18 - 10-01-2012 10:08pm
thanks guys, im using the Zanios product and seems to work pretty good too. I will try out Gtechniq if i can find some in the states.
RE: Scotchgard - j7david - 19-01-2012 09:47am
I was put off by the scotch guard website (listed in tiny print at the back of the promo leaflet from the dealer) having something like "Dealers! Enter the number of cars per month to see available profit" -- I typed in 1, clicked OK, and it came up with something like £340 profit. The dealer wanted me to pay £375 for it.