[Guest]

It sparked my mind after reading the leather cleaning thread that I have still yet to clean my A*'s Stunt, it has a seasons worth of dead bugs on it since I'm too scared and un-informed on how to clean it. I have never owned a leather jacket before, only textile so I'm kind of at a loss.

 

[ND4SPD]

Honda Polish, original formula :thumb:

 

[Pete]

It sparked my mind after reading the leather cleaning thread that I have still yet to clean my A*'s Stunt, it has a seasons worth of dead bugs on it since I'm too scared and un-informed on how to clean it. I have never owned a leather jacket before, only textile so I'm kind of at a loss.

Warm, soapy water, then leather cleaner, then leather conditioner.

 

[Guest]

Honda Polish, original formula :thumb:

Honda polish seems to be the greatest cleaner ever but is it safe to use on leathers?

 

[Guest]

Warm, soapy water, then leather cleaner, then leather conditioner.

Any specific brands to steer towards or away from??

 

[ND4SPD]

Honda polish seems to be the greatest cleaner ever but is it safe to use on leathers?

I've used it on my jacket, my suit, my boots, shoes, interior of my car, helmet, visor...never a problem.

 

[BDA116]

They have this wierd stuff at Autozone called leather cleaner. That might work. :rasp:

 

[Guest]

Helmut, of Helimot leathers, recommended Lexol products to me...works great. Use the cleaner and then the conditioner.

 

[Guest]

Warm, soapy water, then leather cleaner, then leather conditioner.

:wstupid:

 

[Guest]

The guy who made my leather suit swears by lemon Pledge.

 

[Guest]

Mine gets cleaned every time I get caught in the rain. :smilebig:

 

[Guest]

Warm, soapy water, then leather cleaner, then leather conditioner.

Go with THE PETE :thumb: .

 

[Pete]

Go with THE PETE :thumb: .

:rotfl:

 

[Guest]

THE PETE, you weren't thinking about leather jackets when you wrote that, now were you?

 

[Pete]

Any specific brands to steer towards or away from??

They're all the same. Just go to the car care section at WalMart or any PepBoys type place.

 

[Pete]

THE PETE, you weren't thinking about leather jackets when you wrote that, now were you?

Originally, I was, but once I had a second to read what I had written, my mind quickly wandered.

 

[Guest]

I use a couple of products recommended by Tiger Angel, the maker of my leathers. Mother's Leather Cleaner followed by Mother's Leather Conditioner. Quick, easy and good results.

 

[CBR929RE]

:idunno: spit shine?

 

[Guest]

Rain!

Any lotion with glycerin. The glycerin makes the leather soft and supple like a baby's skin. Glycerin also just happens to be the main ingredient in the better hand lotions. It makes skins strong and soft. The leather cleaners you get should have this in its ingredients.

 

[Guest]

Leave the bugs on....it keeps your wife from wanting to kiss you goodbye on Sunday mornings.... :evilaugh:

If you really must...a nice rainy day ride does wonders... :thumb: