Leather Master1 Litre Leather Protection Cream

Have used this on my new leather recliner couch and chair with ottoman. I also have a beautiful leather ottoman table I’ve used it on and the protection seems real. Marks and stains have wiped right off! Was recommended from the gentleman who sold me the furniture. Great quoand very easy to use.

This combination of their products provide the best cleansing and maintenance of the very high grade leathers, usually aniline dyed. This is probably fine for normal leathers too, but the cars listed offer very porous, soft, beautiful and not particularly durable leathers because they are premium and are finished differently. This is the proper cleaning system to use, water based, no greasy finish and completely restores the original softness and finish. If you need to repair severely damaged leather then leatherique is more appropriate.

Used for years. Does its job, plus!

Awesome stuff. Feels and looks like new leather. No glossy, greasy result. I applied with a white foam pad with a MF cover. I applied a very thin coat and didn't bother to wipe it off because it was thin enough. The car is new so I just used a weak soap/water mix to clean first. The result looked exactly like the seat(s) I did not do yet so the product does make the leather look like factory. 4.5 stars.

I never leave reviews but this conditioner is amazing ! I’ve waited too long to condition my aniline couch and chair for fear it would ruin them , this product made the color a bit richer but it looks like the day I bought them ! I highly recommend this!! It did take the whole bottle but it was extremely dry and a lot of surface to cover . I will be conditioning every 4-6 months from now on .

Well made product

Actually less expensive than the products available locally. Use less and lasts longer. Very good value.

I had been using Lexol Conditioner for 15 years to keep my car's leather seats looking like new. Then, I found out from a friend that Lexol is not appropriate for the coated leather used in cars. I contacted Lexol customer service and they verified the Lexol Conditioner is not to be used on car seats because they have a thin urethane coating over the leather. That is what gives it its uniform color and texture. The oil used in Lexol cannot penetrate this coating. I also read on the car manufacturer's website that oil-based conditioners (Lexol, Maguires, Mothers, Zaino, etc.) can actually cause the urethane coating to delaminate from the leather. So, I had to find something else to use on my new car's seats.After a lot of research, I learned that the correct way to clean and protect car seat leather is to use a mild PH-balanced cleaner, followed by a protective coating that keeps stains and wear from affecting the urethane coating. For cleaning, I chose Leather Masters Soft Cleaner. I follow that with Leather Masters Protection Cream. The cream is not really a cream, it is a liquid that you apply to the seats with a soft sponge or cloth. It was easy to apply and dried to an invisible coating. Only time will tell if it really will make a difference.By the way, when treating car leather seats. be aware that not all the surfaces are leather. Only the parts of the seat that touch your body are leather. The sides are matching vinyl. Vinyl should be treated with a conditioner made for vinyl. I use Vinylex and have been very satisfied with it. You can tell which parts of the seat are leather by pressing your finger into the surface. Leather will show tiny creases spreading out radially from where you press your finger. Vinyl will not.