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Post by Freemind1 Wed Jun 18, 2014 8:23 am

Thinking of trying S/O for leather.

Maybe 50/50 dilution and a foam pad to foam it up enough to clean protected leather.

Why you ask? Because it's S/O, so why not? Only places I have seen leather cleaning supplies are the big guys. The only issue I see, is possible residue. I plan on wiping it down after cleaning with a damp cloth.

Now if Joe just made a leather conditioner! lol.  Very Happy 

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Post by Ken Raddon Wed Jun 18, 2014 9:26 am

I wouldn't use s/o on leather. I use this stuff... http://infiniteusedetailjuice.com/Garry-Dean-s-Infinite-Purpose-Cleaner.html a little spendy but dang stuff works great.

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