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gringo_steve
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Post by gringo_steve »

Anyone know any good products for cleaning leather with???

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Post by paul_y3k »

i'm not sure on the name, but I would bet my CC that autoglym do a product ;)




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Post by Lyndon »

nice one paul.

do a search for autoglym or liquid leather that was also mentioned


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Post by DPH »

Indeed Autoglym do a product called - "leather care cream" (marketing guys must have taken months to think of that one). I have found it very good but don't shell out for it from Halfords or the like.......find your local Autoglym wholesaler, works out a lot cheaper.

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Post by Derek »

i recommend it too - it works well - again i use a wholesaler :smile:
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Post by rob »

glad to see some of you are catching on to my wholesaler idea.

saves a fortune doesnt it :grin:
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Post by Frosty »

We don't seem to have Autoglym here in Australia (haven't seen it that is) but I use a Maguires product from the US. Huge range of products and all great quality.
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Post by DPH »

Frosty

Autoglym is available in Oz -

Australia Bodyline International Pty Ltd.
P.O. Box 141
NSW 2077
Australia
Hornsby
e-mail: bodylineinternational@bigpond.com
Tel: 00 61 2 9482 8899
Fax: 00 61 2 9482 8866

Australia Auto Body Supplies (Western)
955 Wellington Street
Perth
West Australia

e-mail: a2d@bigpond.com

Web: http://www.users.bigpond.com/a2d

Tel: 00 618 9 481 2262
Fax: 00 618 9 322 2050

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Post by Derek »

i've been doing it for a few years rob but as you say it does save a fortune :smile:
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Post by Frosty »

Thanks for that DPH will look into it! I'm in Melbourne (Victoria) so will make contact with the NSW office to see if they have a distributor here.
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Post by jerham »

Frosty - if you can't get hold of Autoglym in Melbourne then give Glen Thomson a ring on 03 9580 7266 and ask for Autosmart Leather Supplement. Tell him I gave you his number and I'm sure he'll see you right. It is quite new in the market and is getting rave reviews from the trade. Main difference to Autoglym is that their's is a top dressing - this is a feed to keep leather conditioned. It will also help prevent discoloration from sunlight. Hope you get sorted out.
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Post by Derek »

how about some free samples for forum members to see if it's as good as you say it is :grin:
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Post by Chris302 »

a good cleaner for leather is armourall (think thats right) dashboard wipes.

I know it sounds weird but I have used them a couple of times and they really get the leather clean.

I would test them on a bit you cant see just in case, dont want to wreck anybodys car!!