Auto Detailing : How to Clean Spots on a Leather Car Seat

August 23, 2010 By David Bynon 7 Comments

When cleaning a leather car seat, use a citrus-based cleaner to remove some of the oils, dirt and grime, and follow this by using an oil-based lubricant for protection. Discover the supplies needed to clean a car's leather seats with help from the owner of a car detailing business in this free video on auto detailing. Expert: Tim Duke Bio: Tim Duke is the owner of Premier Detailing, a mobile car detailing business. Filmmaker: Michael Burton

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alexkvaskov

good video
btw excellent quality video
politowic

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9114southcentral

“In between the cracks”? What the fuck are you talking about? Were you thinking about your homosexual escapades while filming this?
grigorexxxcore

@9114southcentral I think he was talking about the cracks between your moms legs.
9114southcentral

@grigorexxxcore That’s not funny. My mom just died of cancer.
grigorexxxcore

@9114southcentral well that’s too bad now isn’t it? Survival of the fittest.
patrick560sl

@grigorexxxcore ROFL