Leather treatment

[Richot1989]

Just wondered what you guys use to ‘treat’ your leather seats with?

I use Glibtone on the leather seats of my ‘old’ cars but wondered if there were any other products that could be recommended from your experience?

 

Here’s hoping this won’t be another ‘which tyres’ or ‘which oil’ thread! 🙏🙏😀😀.

[Ian Comerford]

I also use Gliptone, it still works

[Zohar]

I use Renapur 

Renapur Leather Balsam, Natural Balm, Conditioner and Restorer (200 ml + Applicator Sponge) — Protector for Leather Sofas, Furniture, Shoes, Bags, Car Seats, Saddlery & Tack (Original) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005EBNZTI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_PP9ZZWZG44EBHJB3HWCQ?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

[Chris T]

+1 for Gliptone although half it's quality is that real leather smell which will probably escape a cab or targa, smells lovely in my tin-top though.

[Richot1989]

Yes, I think the main advantage of Glibtone over the others is it’s ‘leather’ smell.  Although my wife thinks it can be a bit overpowering!! Cheers 

[ROBINWILD]

Connoly Hide Food. Nice smell, doesn't linger. Not sticky.

[Busybee]

13 hours ago, Zohar said:

I use Renapur 

Renapur Leather Balsam, Natural Balm, Conditioner and Restorer (200 ml + Applicator Sponge) — Protector for Leather Sofas, Furniture, Shoes, Bags, Car Seats, Saddlery & Tack (Original) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B005EBNZTI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_i_PP9ZZWZG44EBHJB3HWCQ?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

What I use. Easier to apply if its warmed in warm water for a bit 

[Richot1989]

How often do you ‘treat’ your leather?  
As mine is a cab and it always has the hood down when I’m out and about, the leather seats are more prone to drying out, so I usually apply the Glibtone twice a year.

Cheers,   R

[Fuchs915]

I use Gliptone but also have some Dr Leather wipes for a quick clean.

[longman]

I use this stuff to clean the leather on the Merc