Colourlock Smooth Leather Kit For Real Leather

Full details and instructions:

Firstly, the leather item should be cleaned thoroughly before refreshing the colour or applying care products. Use Colourlock Strong Leather Cleaner against normal degrees of soiling or Colourlock Strong Leather Cleaner in extreme cases (where the leather has been neglected for many years, for example, classic cars languishing in garages and barns). Cleaning before the treatment prevents dirt from sticking to the leather’s surface when using colour or care products. Our Colourlock Leather Brush effectively removes ingrained dirt.

For surface care, we recommend our Colourlock Leather Protector ( Conditioner). It contains antioxidants, which stops the leather’s decay, and its UV filters protect the leather surface from colour fading and make the leather soft and supple once more.

The kit is usually sufficient to treat a complete car interior or set of furniture multiple times. The Cleaner should only be used on soiled areas, while the Protector should be applied to all surfaces. In the event of extreme soiling, a larger amount of Cleaner might be necessary. But this is very rare.

Application
Always test any products first on a hidden area in case they affect the colour.

How to use Colourlock Leather Cleaner?

The Leather Cleaner comes in a foam dispenser bottle. Foams clean the leather more efficiently than liquid agents, the consumption is considerably smaller, and the leather does not become wet, which could lead to hardening after drying.

The Leather Cleaner gently cleans the leather. Apply some foam on the Cleaning Sponge and proceed with cleaning. Remove dirty foam residue with a lightly moistened cloth.

How to use COLOURLOCK Leather Protector (Conditioner)?

Use COLOURLOCK Leather Protector as soon as the leather has dried after cleaning or colour refreshment, ideally on the following day. Apply with a soft cloth and let dry without polishing. One application is sufficient. Strained surfaces (heavy use or in sunlit areas) should be treated every three months—clean first to avoid dirt or stains.