Leatherique before/after pics

[David703]

Just came across a pic of my interior before leatherique. Hope you can see the difference because its not all that noticeable. However the leather is softer that before.



Before

After

 

[gmblack3]

Looks quite a bit cleaner to me. Good job!



How long did you let it sit in the sun with RO on the seats?

 

[Bobalude]

is the leather coated or uncoated leather?

 

[Big Kahuna]

Nice work David703! I do see a noticeable difference in the shade. You can see the brown tint from dirt and body oils. After your process, I can see the clean bright leather. I think it is a big difference.



I hope you found leatherique to be a good product to use as I have. I've tried Lexol, Woolite, and others. They have cleaned somewhat, but always needed to scrub with a brush to get the dirt out of the creases. With leatherique, just apply and let it sit in the hot sun. I found it best to position the seats into the most direct sunlight for the best treatment.



It also restored some of the softness as you've mentioned in my leather from a semi stiff condition. However, it took about 2-3 applications. I applied it so some of my friends cars and they can't believe how well it works. They get compliments from the dealership when they service their cars.



IMO, this is a once a year treatment for me. I still continue to use others on a regular basis.

 

[01bluecls]

I feel leatherique is at its best with uncoated leather. IMO. My dad's 06 Lexus it worked very well but on my 01 Acura coated leather, the oils didnt soak in as well.

 

[Big Kahuna]

This could be true as it worked very well on my friends 03 LS400. That's why I verified with Leatherique first on the vehicle I have before purchasing or using. They've been very helpful to me.

 

[Detailin King]

Looks brighter. Maybe the sunglight? =], anyways lookin good.