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Interior and Leather Care

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About Interior and Leather Care

Keep the inside as clean as the outside. This range includes interior cleaners, leather cleaners and conditioners, plastic cleaners and glass cleaners.

Clean leather first, then condition it to help keep it soft and protect it from drying out in the Australian sun. Use a dedicated glass cleaner last for a streak free finish. If you're not sure which product suits your interior, call us on 02 9413 3166.

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Interior and Leather Care FAQs

How do I clean leather car seats?

Vacuum first, then use a dedicated leather cleaner with a soft brush or microfibre cloth, working gently into the grain. Wipe off any residue and finish with a leather conditioner to keep it supple.

How often should I condition leather seats?

Every few months suits most cars, and more often in hot climates where the sun dries out leather. Follow the conditioner's directions.

How do I clean a car interior properly?

Remove rubbish and mats, vacuum from the top down, then clean hard surfaces with an interior cleaner and microfibre cloth. Clean the glass last, and treat leather and fabric with products made for them.

How do I get rid of smells in my car?

Find and remove the source first, then clean the carpets and upholstery. Replacing the cabin air filter can also help with musty smells from the air conditioning.

Can I use household cleaners on my car interior?

It's best not to. Some household cleaners can dry out, discolour or damage dashboards, leather and screens. Use cleaners made for car interiors.