Most leather conditioners come as a thick cream. They cake into perforated seats, clog the seams, and leave the whole cabin looking like it was buttered.

So we put the good stuff in a spray. Beeswax and lanolin for hydration, inorganic ingredients to nourish and protect, and a viscosity thin enough to work into the hide without pooling in the holes.

The finish is matte and dry to the touch. Your seats look factory fresh instead of freshly oiled, and nobody slides off the passenger side on the first corner.

Works on leather and vinyl, so the seats, door cards, steering wheel and dash all get the same treatment from one bottle. Professional level hide rehab, tailor made for DIY.

Clean the leather first and work in the shade. Then grab a microfiber towel, because this one goes on the towel and not straight onto the seat.

1. Spray onto a microfiber towel.
2. Work it into smooth leather or vinyl, one panel at a time.
3. Flip the towel and buff away the excess.

Bonus step: Sit in it. Notice you didn't slide. Continue.

Wear suitable gloves while applying. 16 fl oz / 473 ml per bottle.

Two clean microfiber towels and you're set, one to work it in and one to buff.

If you want the full treatment:

1. Vacuum the seats and seams so you're conditioning the leather, not the crumbs.
2. Wipe the leather down with a damp towel and let it dry.
3. Apply with our multi purpose Microfibre 6 pack.

THE DO'S ✅

• DO Clean First: Vacuum and wipe the leather down before you condition it. Dirt under conditioner stays there.
• DO Spray the Towel: Spray onto the microfiber, then work it in. You get even coverage and no puddles.
• DO Work Small: One seat bolster or one door card at a time, then buff before moving on.
• DO Buff Off the Excess: Flip the towel and wipe until the surface is dry to the touch.
• DO Wear Gloves: Suitable gloves while applying, as it says on the bottle.

THE DON'TS ❌

• DON'T Drench the Seat: More product is not more conditioning. A light coat does the job.
• DON'T Use It on Suede or Alcantara: This is for smooth leather and vinyl. Napped surfaces need their own cleaner.
• DON'T Skip the Buff: Leftover product on the surface is what makes seats slippery.
• DON'T Drink It: Even if you think adding a cold air intake gives you 50 horsepower.