November 16, 2007, Newsletter Issue #39: Caring for Leather Seats
Tip of the Week
You probably spent a little more on your car in order to get leather car seats, so why ruin them because you neglected to conduct routine maintenance within your car? To make the most of leather car seats, use the upholstery brush found on a furniture vacuum to gently lift any dust or debris. You should do this before applying any type of leather conditioner. Dust and particulates rubbed into the pores of leather will break down its surface and ruin the look and feel of an otherwise very lovely (and expensive) luxury.
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