Black leather

[ChemicalAl]

Any hints on the best stuff to use to maintain good black leather for years to come??

[sweep]

Autoglym leather care,or that creamy connoly hide care ,but that autoglym seems to have done the trick..

[ChemicalAl]

Cheers fella!
Just wanting to do the back set.

[Rav335uk]

Autoglym leather care, defo. I've used this for years and my leathers still look like new.

[grantfk10]

I've had good results with meguiars.

[Phatz]

Most people seem to rate Glyptone leather care products on here. Have yet to use it myself but is supposed to be top stuff.

[suchy]

Didn't have any joy with Maguiars personally, keep meaning to go to a local equestrian place and get some saddle feed, probably better than car stuff

[ChemicalAl]

Used the Gliptone stuff and wasn't disappointed! Highly recommended!

[suchy]

Used the Gliptone stuff and wasn't disappointed! Highly recommended!

What does it do? Does it nourish or coat or what? Also what consistancy is it? I found my Maguiars leather stuff to be like a cream and it didn't soak in very well or buff up nicely- actually it was shite

[ChemicalAl]

You get two bottles, one is a wipe on, wipe off cleaner - very easy and does what it should(based on the filthiness of my cloths!!). You then apply the cream leather conditioner which soaks/rubs in nicely without too much effort. It nourishes and gives the leather a good look (not too shiney, not too matt). The best thing about it though, is the way it brings out the smell of new leather (most likely just a fragrance imbedded in the conditioner, but who cares, it works).

'bout £10 from ebay, and as there should be enough for another 3-4 applications over the next 6 months, it's a bargain - £20 a year to keep your leather looking good is a small price to pay!

[suchy]

Blimey sounds a bargin! My leather is rather dry and in some serious need of nourishment before it cracks so thank you very much
Glypton here I come...