Tiny scratch on a brand-new leather seat.
Do you:
A) Ignore it
B) Try fixing it yourself
C) Ask a professional
D) Become obsessed with it 😂
Be honest.

Tiny scratch on a brand-new leather seat.
Do you:
A) Ignore it
B) Try fixing it yourself
C) Ask a professional
D) Become obsessed with it 😂
Be honest.
Leather question:
Why do some car seats have tiny holes in them?
Decoration?
Cooling?
Comfort?
Manufacturing?
What do you think?
Small tear in a leather seat.
Ignore it for another year OR deal with it while it’s still small?
Which would you choose?
Sometimes timing is the difference between two very different repairs.
Someone offers to clean your leather car seats with an APC and microfibre cloth.
Are you letting them?
YES or NO?
We know our answer. 👀
Repair or replace?
A leather car seat has one badly worn bolster but the rest is excellent.
What would YOU do?
Leather question:
Does a shiny steering wheel mean the leather is worn out?
YES or NO?
We’ll give you our answer later.
Leather car seats deserve attention between the seams too.
Dust and debris can collect in joins and creases where normal wiping doesn’t reach.
Detailing is often about the areas people overlook.
Would you choose leather in your next car?
YES — every time
MAYBE — depends on the car
NO — something else
Tell us why. We’re interested in the reasons behind the answer.
Car seat looking shiny?
Before assuming the leather is worn, clean it correctly. Body oils and grime can create an unwanted shine that changes how the surface looks and feels.
A shiny leather steering wheel isn’t necessarily clean.
Body oils and grime from your hands can gradually alter its appearance. Correct cleaning can often reveal the original finish underneath.
Colour transfer from jeans onto pale car leather can build gradually.
Regular cleaning helps tackle contamination before it becomes increasingly difficult to remove.
Shiny steering wheel?
That shine may be body oils and grime rather than the original leather finish.
Correct cleaning can make a surprising difference.
Colour transfer from jeans onto pale car leather can build gradually.
Regular cleaning helps tackle contamination before it becomes increasingly difficult to remove.
Quick question for car owners:
Which part of your leather interior gets dirty fastest?
Seat bolster?
Steering wheel?
Armrest?
Gear selector?
What have you noticed?
Leather quiz:
What causes that unwanted shine on many car steering wheels?
A) Age
B) Body oils & grime
C) Sunlight
D) Leather naturally becoming glossy
What’s your answer?