This type of leather is not as strong as real leather so needs to be treated with care, however it is quite easy to clean and maintain. A. Yes, our Leather Protection Cream can be used on all articles of leather: furniture, car interiors, clothes.

Those larger rips and holes in leather which are still repairable must be stabilized by back lining them with cloth. You can also wipe the item with a soft cloth dipped in a little unscented baby oil or Petroleum jelly.

The barrier applied to the leather will also hold general dirt and soiling on the leather's surface, making it much easier to clean and care for, with the added bonus of also stopping pen marks, clothing dye transfer, etc. All applications are assessed individually by Klarna and decisions are based on individual circumstances. Bleach is the most drying product you can put on faux leather and it will affect the structure of the fabric and it will become more susceptible to future marking. Lightly dab the COLOURLOCK Leather Fresh several times with a sponge on the repair and dry with a hair dryer between layers until the desired covering is achieved.

And remove everything that you know will cause damage to it – hot items, lipstick, crayon marks, long exposure to water, oil and sunlight. Leather Protection Cream is a water-based leather protector used to condition, protect, nourish, and re-instate the aroma into old and new leather items. Use our products across a variety of materials - leather, fabric, suede, enamel, wood and glass to renew the condition of an item or refresh its visual appearance. Here you can see how the protective barrier has held the liquid on the surface, whereas without the leather protector applied the liquid has soaked in causing a stain.

A. A faux leather jacket is mostly made of vinyl material that can easily be washed using soap and water. Faux Leather is a big part of our product range, so we have first-hand experience on how best to look after it. div class="col-sm-6 col-md-3" >