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Author: Subject: Mildly mouldy seats - How best to clean?
james h

posted on 27/12/15 at 06:54 PM Reply With Quote
Mildly mouldy seats - How best to clean?

I've taken one of the seats out of an old Mercedes 190e to clean. With the recent mild but wet weather the car interior has become quite mouldy.

I'm looking for tips to clean the leather seats and eliminate the mould. Which products work best? Any other tips?

Thanks

James

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garyt

posted on 27/12/15 at 07:11 PM Reply With Quote
saddle soap and a leather feed, look online at horsey websites or if you have any country / horsey stores near you pop in there as the horsey folks use it for their leather tack





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serieslandy

posted on 27/12/15 at 08:10 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by garyt
saddle soap and a leather feed, look online at horsey websites or if you have any country / horsey stores near you pop in there as the horsey folks use it for their leather tack

+1 not expensive and really good.

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Glenbo

posted on 27/12/15 at 08:57 PM Reply With Quote
That's another +1 from me
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posted on 28/12/15 at 02:34 PM Reply With Quote
First thing to do is clean off all the mildew with mild detergent / bleach and warm water, then continue with the saddle soap..
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leatherboot

posted on 6/6/16 at 09:00 PM Reply With Quote
waterproofing leather

Treating leather materials not always easy especially when they are very old. I love leather materials and I have used guides from many site to maintain mine and those guides could work for car leathers.

[Edited on 6/6/16 by leatherboot]





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leatherboot

posted on 6/6/16 at 09:02 PM Reply With Quote
waterproofing leather

One the best way is to shine it or use waterproofing products for leather material. Mostly use for leather bags but it work for other leather materials. Read their blog here

http://gemoutlook.com/messenger-bags/laptop-messenger-bags-for-men.html





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steve m

posted on 6/6/16 at 09:12 PM Reply With Quote
Very interesting, two posts from the same person, but only shows one ?





Thats was probably spelt wrong, or had some grammer, that the "grammer police have to have a moan at




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owelly

posted on 7/6/16 at 08:48 AM Reply With Quote
Resurrecting a thread from last year to promote her stuff?!





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