I've been using Mothers leather care product from the Reflections product line on my Firebird's leather seats and other interior panels. I like the low gloss sheen that it provides. Since I've recently started using Meguiars on the exterior of the car I was considering going with them for the interior as well. What type of finish does Meguiars leather products leave on the surface: dull, satin or glossy? I want to stay away from the glossy/oily look and stay towards the satin/low gloss appearance. Any pics would be great for comparison. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Leather care question
meguiars makes a few leather care products..the best one for low gloss, and a natural sheen would be meguiars gold class rich leather lotion.
here's an older thread to check out..
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As mentioned in the thread, I found the Gold Class 2-Step Cleaner and Conditioner to be lower gloss when I used it, so some will depend on your leather.
Either way, the Consumer Line products are low gloss, esp with a second wipe. As shown in the thread, the Detailer Line product is glossiest.2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR Blue
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I bought the Gold Class (black bottle) and it's just the sheen I'm looking for, low gloss and natural. I guess I'm different in the fact that I don't like the super glossy shines on my leather,vinyl, tires and such... looks like someone smeared Vaseline all over the them. I prefer a low gloss or satin-like sheen.
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Re: Leather care question
Originally posted by Mongoose View PostTo each his/her own....Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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