CAR LEATHER CARE PRODUCTS

Travelling in a clean, breast-friendly cabin requires regular maintenance of the elements that are subject to the most stress. There are many products on the market dedicated to this use but which sometimes have the major disadvantage of being adapted only to one particular material and not another. It is therefore advisable to first identify the different materials that make up the interior of your car in order to make the right choice on the products required.

In general, the interior of a car is made of plastic for the dashboard and door trim. As far as the seats are concerned, these can be made of simple fabric, alcantara, imitation leather or leather.

Cleaning the steering wheel and driver's seat

The steering wheel and the driver's seat are undoubtedly the elements that are subject to the most stress and the most likely to become dirty. They should be cleaned and disinfected regularly (at least once a month) if you wish to keep them clean. The steering wheel requires special attention because your hands have most likely deposited a lot of germs and bacteria that are invisible to the eye.
The use of a multi-material bactericidal cleaner like our powerful cleaner will allow you to do this.

The dashboard as well as the rest of the vehicle needs to be dusted and cleaned quickly when it is felt.

Maintenance does not stop with cleaning alone.

Cleaning the interior of your vehicle on a regular basis is a good thing, however some materials require further treatment.
The steering wheel, door handle and driver's seat are particularly subject to regular friction from the driver. As a result, the materials wear and deteriorate quickly if you do nothing.
Plastic, leather and leatherette are materials for which there are suitable and highly effective protective products called Varnishes. Fabric and alcantara, on the other hand, do not tolerate varnishes. However, it is perfectly possible to waterproof them to prevent soiling in the heart of the fibres.

Varnish: an indispensable solution for the protection of leather, imitation leather and plastic.

A varnish is a liquid product packaged in a bottle or areosol that is easily applied to the material. Once dry, the varnish will deposit a translucent protective film with varying degrees of gloss. The varnish therefore allows the material to be interposed and to withstand friction instead of the material. Varnishes are not permanent because they are able to absorb a certain amount of friction, which is why it is necessary to apply them from time to time.