Leather Cleaner Leather Soap 16oz (2-Pack) Aircraft Quality for your Car RV and Furniture Better than Automotive Products Meets Boeing Aircraft Specifications

Used it with a tooth brush, paint brush and soft scrub brush. Depended on how soiled section was. It was kind of making me sick to my stomach. Not from the product but from all the crap it was lifting off the leather seats of the lincoln that I just bought used. Sprayed it heavy and worked it. Kept adding water to keep it moist while scrubbing. Wiped it extensively with a wet rag to clean it off. Worked well. Actually worked exceptionally well compared to other products that are 3 in 1 or whatever. Tried a couple of those first. Not great results with those compared to the clean this produced.

I just got the leather soap delivered today so I thought I'd give it a try. Honestly, I didn't expect much. I've cleaned my leather recliner with everything I could think of and it was still really dirty. It's a light color so the dirt really shows up. I figured I would give this a try. At just under $10, I thought it might be worth it. As soon as I got it, I read the directions and went to work. I got two microfiber cloths - one wet and one dry as it says in the directions. I also figured I would try my old toothbrush as the soft bristle brush. I sprayed the worst part of the chair down by the foot and scrubbed with my little toothbrush. I immediately started seeing brownish suds appear. I kept at it for just a minute and then wiped with the wet cloth. It came clean! Then I wiped it dry. I am just amazed at how well this stuff works. I did the entire chair in maybe 10 minutes or less and it looks almost new. I absolutely LOVE this product and highly recommend it! I wish I would have taken before and after photos so you could see.

Used to clean a leather steering wheel which had become shiny and looked worn (thirteen year old vehicle). It removed the shiny spots leaving the wheel with a fresh leather appearance. On the seats it cleaned and restored the original matte-like look. I did not use the product on my newer vehicle which has perforated seats for ventilation (afraid of clogging).

I just purchased a 1999 Acura RL cheaply because it had a blown engine. I finished the engine replacement a couple weeks ago, and I decided to turn my attention to the car's cosmetics.I'd seen several great reviews of Aero Cosmetics leather products, so I figured I'd give the Leather Soap a shot. I followed the directions, which say to use a damp cloth folded into quarters or a soft bristle brush to clean (I chose to use a damp microfiber) and a dry cloth to dry. I found it best to work in small sections to avoid streaking, and I went through about 1/4 of the bottle doing the front and back seats and door panels. The product's odor was not unpleasant or toxic. I was astonished by how light the interior color actually is in this car.I've attached some pics. The third pic shows the rear seat bottom panel (approx 1ft x 2ft section) that was cleaned with Leather Soap in contrast with the rest of the seat. The rest of the pics are "afters".I'll be recommending this product to others. Great product.

It's powerful. Be careful. Don't spray it directly on the leather. It will run and the runs will highlight. Better to spray some on a microfiber cloth and rub on in swirling motions. If you get a highlighted run, don't panic. Just rub and swirl and it will go away. I got painted leather, kinda white, on my 14-year-old Lexus battleship GX470. Applied this stuff and the seats look new. They were nice to start with but OMG! Looks like it just came out of the showroom, even before the application of the conditioner. Aero is the bomb! Expensive but worth it. Highly recommended.

I have a 2006 Lexus GX... it's old... I've had it since it had 3 miles on it. The leather seats are totally solid - no tears or wear spots, in excellent shape for their age...really good quality leather. But they do have the classic indigo "denim blue" on the edges. I AM NOT a professional leather cleaner.... I just a regular person, so my review reflects a normal, regular person's experience using this product. Note: I also purchased a small, soft bristled brush that Amazon "suggested" with this purchase, NOT the seller - apparently the seller suggests some other type of brush. Please see "comments" to see what they recommend. The brush is necessary if you ANY type of stain really. I have included a few pics so you can see results for yourself. It did fairly readily remove the browner, regular dirt stains... BUT the indigo blue, not really. The "after" pics are post 6 applications and a LOT of scrubbing. It really "matted" the leather too. Fortunately I purchased a leather conditioner to use after cleaning. I highly recommend the conditioner whatever cleaner you use. It worked on the door handle area well... less blue there expect where your knee would touch... I used exactly as directed on the bottle... you should know that they are suggesting a TWO microfiber rags... one wet and rung out... one dry. You spray, scrub, wipe with the damp rag, then with the dry rag. Tedious. I happened to have some brand new microfiber cloths and they were pretty large. Good thing. You'll need to keep folding and folding away until you "no longer see any stain lift"... It was just a lot of work even with a brush! And wasn't completely successful in removing the blue hue. More successful on the less dirty door handle and panel area as I said before. To be honest, I think I could have done as well with a mild detergent and warm water. But hey, this does come with a handy spray bottle. Comes down to whether or not you want to mix your own mild detergent in your own spray bottle. (which worked the same - despite what others may say or think) .... or go with this. Up to you.I never hesitate to update my reviews should new info seems useful. Further, I did NOT receive compensation of ANY kind for my review. My purchase is VERIFIED, full price, unsolicited and 100% independent. As are my reviews. My reviews are completely my opinion, which may differ from yours. I respect that. I do my best to offer real, honest reviews to help other buyers. Happy shopping to all!