Leatherique Restoration ProductsLeatherique 32oz. Kit

This product was highly recommended from a Cadillac owners website I frequent from time to time. I am very glad to have taken the advice from those folks who raved over the Leatherique product. I purchased the "kit" from Amazon, and I too must say the results I got from using the product on my 2002 Cadillac Seville's leather seats... very impressed and completely satisfied! This product delivered as promised. Just follow the simple instructions... park you car out in the blazing sunshine, roll up your windows, and allow the rejuvenating oil to work its magic (it really does do that "oozing" thing... the dirt and stains actually start to appear... you can see it!). I must admit that my seats were not all that bad, but there were a few stains and dirty spots... the leather is still soft to the touch. I applied the conditioning oil "liberally" as instructed, and parked my car out in the sun... left it alone for three hours. I then applied the Pristine Clean and wiped down the seats... then used a clean, wet terry cloth towel to wipe off the Pristine Clean. I closed the doors and let the heat build-up in the car to allow the seats to dry. Just enough time to finish an ice-cold beer... opened the doors to inspect my work, and WOW! The seats, which are a light beige color... I swear they look brand-spanking new! I'm not exaggerating... this stuff really did clean the seats beyond my expectations... they feel even softer than before... and... I'm not kidding... that new "leather smell" has returned! You cannot go wrong with this product... Believe me! It's worth every penny.

Worked in dealerships for over 20 years and found Leatherique about 10 years ago. It's the only thing we use on higher end vehicles. It does take some time and takes a car out of inventory for a few days while it sits and does its thing. For that reason we don't use it on every car, but the ones that we use this on the seats always come out noticeably softer and very clean. This will not "fix" worn down bolsters and other damage - for that it would need to be dyed or repaired. As far as the black stuff that collects in the natural creases of the leather, if used correctly I haven't had an instance of this not coming out. I have seen these liquids applied in the wrong order which resulted in a much less than ideal finish - and sticky seats when it was over. Rejuvenator first, let sit for as long as possible, then clean it all off with Pristine Clean.I usually use the provided brush to lightly agitate the Pristine Clean in those dirty creases but often that's not even necessary. I use white towels to wipe it off so I can see what I'm getting and they are always pretty nasty when it's over - even on cars that are just a few years old.

Now I know why this is such a highly recommended product in the industry for conditioning leather seats. I couldn’t be happier with the results!

This is a great product and this is my second time buying it. I bought the kit as it appeared to be good value as I thought each bottle was 32oz meaning that the sponges scrubbing brush and cloth were free. Instead each bottle is 16oz. You would be better off buying the 32 oz pack - which costs $5 more for twice as much leatherique and buying cloths separately, or you could buy two 16 oz bottles for $52 and have 48 dollars to spend on sponges.The description should be filled out explaining exactly what comes in the kit.

I used this on my Ferrari 458 and it did an amazing job at cleaning the leather and the finish was still like factory, not that greasy look like some other products have. I recommend this product.

Have older and newer vehicles with leather interior and this maintains the appearance of fresh leather

Obviously it wont fix broken leather, but those tiny cracks that start to develop, it makes wonders for it.

The very best leather conditioner I have ever used by a larges margin. Read instructions first and follow instructions. Years ago I did an Ekornes Stressless chair and ottman with Leatherique, the leather was cracked and in rough shape and was really surprised how good it turned out. I did several jackets and a bunch of shoes with great results.