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Originally Posted by 5soko
Used pristine clean today on both my front seats, hand rest on the doors, steering wheel and center console which are the most used and only soiled areas.. Applied by hand and massaged into the leather, then used a soft brush with light pressure on heavy soiled areas like the steering wheel... Then whipe cleaned with a damp microfiber and kept rinsing in a bucket of clean water.. Seats came out CLEAN, MATTE, and feeling soft!
I like it over my go to leather cleaner which was leather masters..
Pristine clean also has some conditioners in it and uv protection so its perfect..
IMHO, no way does new leather or leather that is a few years old need anything other then pristine clean. Pristine clean works perfecttttt..
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Yes i see,and actualy it's" regrettable " to do only the second stap of the treatment !
I've done it too, as a test to see how it works,and i need to say....
It's better and a "lot better" to go first with Rejuvenator Oil and let it sit a couple of day's in the heat and direct sunlight !
And than using Prestine clean,just try it next time ! And you will see !
No doubt about this.
