Furniture Clinic Leather Protection Cream | 2-in-1 Leather Conditioner & Waterproofing Protector for Furniture, Shoes, Car Seats & More | Prevent ...

Purchased based on reviews saying it cleaned leather well. However, after killing myself scrubbing my leather stain over the course of 2 days, my stain was still there. It was a bit lighter but this did not remove it. I am not sure what caused the stain but it is a yellow stain on my cream couch. I have now tried 2 products and neither of removed the stain. Super upsetting as my couch is just 4 years old and barely gets used as it is in our second home (condo) which we visit a few times each year. Nothing was spilled on the couch and we are unsure if a guest may have sat on it with tanning lotion but you would think that would have come clean.

I was really worried about dying my leather couch a different color because everyone talks about color transfer and that the dye rubs off. We'll after dying my couch chocolate brown I applied a coat of this conditioner, waited 24 hours, then applied another coat. I've had 0 color transfer! This product goes on very well, spreads nicely and leaves a subtle shine. I made sure the couch dried/cured for 2 days before we began normal use on the couch again. So far it's kept the couch color and shine. It has a leather smell which isn't unpleasant but I liked that, after application, the sent didn't linger.

Works as promised. I uses this on a new couch and it seemed to work very well. The leather soaked up a surprising amount of this stuff and feels softer and more supple than before. Does not discolor white leather and so far it works well to prevent staining and dscoloration. It has a pleasant, new leather smell. Would recommend for anyone buying a new couch or freshening up an older one.

This product is also effective in treating the inevitable superficial scratches and scuffs that leather products, including furniture, are subject to in their daily use. The early application of Leather Protection Cream moisturises the newly exposed surface and renders the blemish less noticeable.

The media could not be loaded. I have a 2" natural bristle paint brush that I use to apply and agitate the cleaning solution. To me, it works better than a sponge (as the product instructions recommends). The cleaning solution froths up very nicely and the bristles allow for a penetrating action into the grain of the leather. I typically use a method of jabbing at the leather to work up a froth, then rubbing in small circles to agitate the dirt. I would not recommend any brush with stiff bristles. I do a small section at a time (a single car seat can take 30 minutes to an hour). In the video, I show the method used; I generally work up a lather and then let is sit on the area for about 30 seconds before wiping clean. In order to keep the video short, I just wipe the cleaner off instantly.