Some time with Power Clean and SV Leather Brush

[MrCLRider]

My dad just purchased a "clean" 2003 Buick Lesaber. When we went to pick it up he kept saying how clean it was and that he was happy with his purchase. I looked around the car and the interior and knew it could be improved.

Today I had some time after work to clean the interior for him with my main focus on the seats. I haven't had a chance to use my new SV leather brush and I was excited to see what all the hype was about. I mixed up some power clean at a 3:1 in a smaller spray bottle and spritz the seats down and scrubbed away. This combo did a great job and really impressed my dad with how clean his clean seats were afterwards.

Drivers Seat:



Passenger Seat:



Rear Seat:

[Shawn T.]

Re: Some time with Power Clean and SV Leather Brush

Nice job! Seat looks much better, well, at least half of it. lol

[Joe Dragon]

Re: Some time with Power Clean and SV Leather Brush

hahahaha. I guess one man's 'clean' is another man's 'can be improved with a little work'. Your dad's lucky to have you around. Looks like the leather brush was a good buy.

[MrCLRider]

Re: Some time with Power Clean and SV Leather Brush

Nice job! Seat looks much better, well, at least half of it. lol

I told him if he wanted the whole seat clean he would have to pay me double.

hahahaha. I guess one man's 'clean' is another man's 'can be improved with a little work'. Your dad's lucky to have you around. Looks like the leather brush was a good buy.

Any type of leather brush is a good buy. The SV brush has bristles that are about 3/4" long and of decent firmness. It is a small brush, so if you have big hands it might be awkward.