shortndstick

Can someone suggest good / best product or way which can remove dirt & scuff mark's from Leather, Vinly, and Plastic on 2003 Honda Accord. Also help me repair cracked leather seat's.

Any home remedies will be also helpful.

Products I have tried but does not do a good job are:
Meguiars Gold Class Leather & Vinyl Cleaner

Please click on the link bellow to see the image's.

http://i1072.photobucket.com/albums/...AccordSeat.jpg

http://i1072.photobucket.com/albums/...DoorHandel.jpg

http://i1072.photobucket.com/albums/...DriverDoor.jpg

http://i1072.photobucket.com/albums/...rackedSeat.jpg

Thank you.

WhiteSlips

More people are likely to chime in if the pictures aren't just links, so figured I'd help ya out. I have black leather in my cars, so you can't really see they dirt like you can on tan. You might try one of these products that are a nice higher end products that a lot of good detailers use. http://www.autogeek.net/leathercare.html

dog2525

one of the best products out there I think.
http://www.leatherique.com/

AztecEGhatch

for your door panels, spray them with soapy water (doesn't have to be very soapy) then put a dab of Go-Jo or Fast Orange on a rag and rub down the areas. it will have your panels looking like new again, do it on the seats too to clean them. It is important to use the water to cut it though because if you scrub too hard it will take the pigment out (check the rag to make sure you are not rubbing off any color)

WhiteSlips

That is the product I was trying to think of. I have heard good things about that stuff also.

AztecEGhatch

I detailed cars through high school and that **** was my secret weapon for this kind of dirt!

adrian1281

Once the leather "cracks", can it be restored?

AztecEGhatch

it is possible to repair the cracks but its not a super simple process. I haven't done it myself

TheMuffinMan

iTrader: (1)

I use 1Z Cockpit Premium and Deep Plastic Cleaner for all the vinyl/plastic stuff in my cars. The Plastic cleaner does a hell of a job at getting grim and stuff up out of the material, you do not want to use that on a regular basis though.

For leather, I've just used Lexol Cleaner and Lexol Conditioner which has done a pretty good job at cleaning up leather in my vehicles.