Leather Cleaning and Conditioning

Leather surfaces are just like beautiful, delicate skin. Leather must be carefully cleansed before it can be properly conditioned. As leather ages, it loses essential protectants infused into the leather during the manufacturing process. That leaves the leather susceptible to dirt, oils, and UV damage.

To keep leather looking and feeling its best, you must first clean it and then replace the lost moisture and protection. It’s much easier to spend a little time protecting and conditioning your fine leather upholstery than spending the energy and money to salvage it.