Leatherique Prestine Clean 32oz.

I've used this stuff for years on leather car interiors. It isn't sticky, or slippery. Great for steering wheels and all kinds of leather. I use it on the regular even in my vehicle. Scent is very leathery which I also like.If you're doing a major leather overhaul, make sure you incorporate the rejuvenator oil as well.If you do, the oil is actually used first, then you use the prestine clean to remove the oil. It adds a really nice OEM finish to leather, nothing glossy, just a nice factory finish.

Leatherique cleans and lightly reconditions quality leather seats. It’s not cheap but it is worth it. For reconditioning deteriorated or dried leather seats, you’ll need to use something else first before using this to keep them soft and supple.

I have used Leatherique products for a while now and am very happy with the results. I started using Leatherique when I was restoring a 1994 Mazda RX7 which the leather seats had hardened from years of use and non-care. I followed the directions for the Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil along with the Prestine Clean and they brought back the leather softness and maintained the condition of the seats. I continue to use this product on my cars now (and other leather products). I'm extremely happy with the results. I would definitely recommend.

I searched and found the best with this. The Prestine clean is great for my white car leather seats and most important my new $8000 couch. I know this can be more pricey but its nothing if I save $15 on a different product and it ruins my leather. I did use both the prestine clean and the rejuvinator on my car in a test spot. I did not like the rejuvinator oil as it seems quite sticky and requires a lot of work. The prestine clean actually gives the leather a bit of conditioning while cleaning so its good enough for me. I recommend buying just the prestine clean and later if you feel you need more then buy the rejuvinator. One of the reviews say he added 10 percent on the rejuvinator to the clean and although I have not tried that it sounds ;like a much better idea . THIS PRODUCT IS THE BEST. IT CLEANS WITH NO DAMAGE. I put it in a very fine mist (so it does not run) bottle and just spray and wipe off. . The only color difference you will get is the dirt off your leather

This product is over rated. It give satisfactory results nothing extraordinary

I have been using the Leatherique products for over 15 years. Fantastic products. I was running out of the Cleaner, so I purchased the product from this seller on Amazon. The Cleaner is a golden translucent liquid that easily goes into spray bottles. When I received this bottle, it was a thicker milky yellow with particulates floating on the surface and had an odor that previous bottles never had. It had been a while since I bought some so I thought "it must be new and improved". I applied the Rejuvenator Oil then went to apply this Cleaner. It usually takes off the oil in one pass. I generously applied this to a microfiber rag, and the oil did not come off. I tried a second pass and still the leather was sticky. I ended up using what I had left and it came right off. Old bottle? Not stored properly? Tampered with (there is no security foil under the cap)? I returned this bottle and purchased again from another seller, receiving a bottle of the expected golden translucent liquid.

I purchased a 2006 DTS Cadillac with low miles but the drive seat was starting to show some creases that would turn into cracks someday. Did my research and ended up reading AutoGeek website that swore this stuff was good. I ordered some and in the dead of winter brought the car in to the shop and warmed the seats best I could. I applied the product and next day WOW like new.Think Botox for cars. The wrinkles puffed out to almost unnoticeable. I repeated the proceedure this spring on a very warm day and improved the seat even more.I'm not a big believer in "mechanic in a can" products but this stuff really works. Just a side note. I ordered the big bottles but a little goes a loooong way.Wife is trying the stuff on saddles next.

I have to admit that I find the claims a little wild, but I DO use Leatherique Leather Rejuvenator, formerly known as Rejuvenator Oil, and I feel that they are effective leather care products for my cars. I've done a number of leather seat repairs and/or restorations with the help of these products and I'm fairly convinced of their effectiveness. I use Rejuvenator frequently on my Miata seats, and they have stayed looking really good. Pristine clean definitely does a good job of removing any Rejuvenator that hasn't been absorbed, and according to the manufacturer, it will do so without removing any of the benefits that the Rejuvenator treatment may have had on your leather.