Suede Care

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Husker Z

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Okay, so I just bought a new Acura TSX Special Edition last weekend and it has leather bolsters on the seats, with suede inserts. This was the main reason I wanted the car actually, I really like the look and the feel. Anyway, I've never had anything but leather in my cars and normally use either Zaino for regular cleaning/conditioning or Leatherique.

But, I've never had to clean suede. Any suggestions on products? It's perfect now, but I'm sure there will be a time when I need to get a stain off.

Thanks in advance!
 
Leather Master makes a Foam Cleaner and a Nubuck Eco-Protect liquid spray that I use on my Alcantara Inserts in my '09 Grand Cherokee. It also has Leather side panels and top and bottom panels. so I know what you are talking about there.

There are other products probably out there, but I prefer to use really good safe for the material products on my cars and especially my Clients' rides.

Dan F
 
Stokdgs said:
Leather Master makes a Foam Cleaner and a Nubuck Eco-Protect liquid spray that I use on my Alcantara Inserts in my '09 Grand Cherokee. It also has Leather side panels and top and bottom panels. so I know what you are talking about there.

There are other products probably out there, but I prefer to use really good safe for the material products on my cars and especially my Clients' rides.

Dan F
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Nice, thank you. Yeah, I don't like to skimp on cleaning materials for my cars. Yeah, I have the same material on the doors as well.
 
IMHO

I'd just use a good suede shoe/leather coat cleaner.

but


I think it would be wise to see if has been pre-treated with something from the factory
 
Ronkh said:
IMHO

I'd just use a good suede shoe/leather coat cleaner.

but


I think it would be wise to see if has been pre-treated with something from the factory
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Yeah, that's a good idea, I will have to give my salesman a buzz.



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After you have it clean, i would protect it. autopia/ag sells stoners (at least i think its stoners) protectant.

similar to scotch guard, but hopefully tougher for repeated abuse
 
Ronkh said:
After you have it clean, i would protect it. autopia/ag sells stoners (at least i think its stoners) protectant.

similar to scotch guard, but hopefully tougher for repeated abuse
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Thanks, that's a very good idea, especially with kids.
 
The most natural way is to steam it. I use a steamer with demineralized water , whats also a save way to clean it.
 
Willing to bet most enthusiasts don't own that type of machine, though. It's nice that dr Beasley has this product. Waiting to see if it works as advertised. It would be an easy way to do it without a steamer.
 
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