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Old 01-21-2008, 01:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Pats300zx View Post
I use it 6:1. Its a great cleaner. I personally don't use it on carpets but more for simple interior cleaning.
I don't like to use Woolite on carpets as the the agitation required to clean produces a lot of foam that's hard to clean off (prefer Folex for hand cleaning carpets)

Leather Cleaning

Leather brush - this is a palm pump type design, so you can pour the cleaning solution in the handle. Simply pour your favorite interior upholstery cleaner in the dispenser and push down on the rubber lid. The pressure activates a miniature pump which forces the liquid out to the bristles. The brush's thick, soft bristles are flagged (puffed) so it will not scratch delicate leather Top of the Line Auto Detailing Supplies.

Methodology- 1.Use a soft brush to remove any dust or grit from the seams and vacuum the seating areas dust
2.Apply a cleaning solution of distilled water /Woolite® or Dreft® 6:1 ratio or higher with a palm pump type brush or a double mesh woven micro fibre, made to be safe and scratch-free for all leather and vinyl finishes - poorboysworld.com
2a. Using a sponge, apply a small amount of Leather Master™ Soft or Strong Cleaner as necessary and gently agitate it until it foams, then remove with a damp micro fibre cloth
3. Apply to one area at a time (i.e. a seat back). To remove stubborn dirt or grime gently agitate the surface with a boar's hair cleaning brush (this will not harm the leather) then use a clean, damp Micro fibre towel to rinse.

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