Glad I found your channel. How do you personally clean and condition 2004-2008 F-150 King Ranch leather? From what I understand, it is a non-coated leather - so some extra precautions are involved. Thank you!
Im glad you like the channel! I would consider trying P&S express diluted 1:1 with distilled or purified water with a leather brush or a scrub ninja after vacuuming(The small spray bottle comes pre-diluted I believe). Thanks for watching!
Interiors are an area I need to learn. No expert on exteriors either 😂 but it seems there are 10 videos on exterior detailing to 1 on interiors (maybe I am looking in the wrong places, but it feels that way). On my current the "wicking" issue has been a big frustration. I am looking to replace the front seats eventually. In the meantime, other than what you show here, do you have any more guidance on stopping "wicking"? I have cleaned the seats repeatedly, and they look good for a day or two, but then those spots return. May be relevant: It is a lower mileage 2005. It is lower mileage because it sat for long periods of time.
Hey, the wicking issue can certainly be annoying. #1 are you strictly using distilled or purified water when diluting chemicals and when rinsing to finish seats? Whether with using an extractor or a spray bottle? Also, are you using multiple high quality microfiber towels to absorb as much moisture from the seat as possible when you are done? And what chemical are you using?
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Glad I found your channel.
How do you personally clean and condition 2004-2008 F-150 King Ranch leather? From what I understand, it is a non-coated leather - so some extra precautions are involved.
Thank you!
Im glad you like the channel! I would consider trying P&S express diluted 1:1 with distilled or purified water with a leather brush or a scrub ninja after vacuuming(The small spray bottle comes pre-diluted I believe). Thanks for watching!
Interiors are an area I need to learn. No expert on exteriors either 😂 but it seems there are 10 videos on exterior detailing to 1 on interiors (maybe I am looking in the wrong places, but it feels that way). On my current the "wicking" issue has been a big frustration. I am looking to replace the front seats eventually. In the meantime, other than what you show here, do you have any more guidance on stopping "wicking"? I have cleaned the seats repeatedly, and they look good for a day or two, but then those spots return.
May be relevant: It is a lower mileage 2005. It is lower mileage because it sat for long periods of time.
Hey, the wicking issue can certainly be annoying. #1 are you strictly using distilled or purified water when diluting chemicals and when rinsing to finish seats? Whether with using an extractor or a spray bottle? Also, are you using multiple high quality microfiber towels to absorb as much moisture from the seat as possible when you are done? And what chemical are you using?