Leather Cleaning and Conditioning

Leather dries out here faster than most places

Our sun cooks interiors, and dry leather goes stiff, then shiny, then cracked, in that order. Cracked is the stage you cannot come back from, which is why I recommend conditioning your leather every 6 months to keep it supple instead of playing catch-up after it has started to dry.

Clean first, then condition

Conditioner over dirt just seals the dirt in. I clean the leather first to remove the oils, grime, and body contact that build up in the grain, then apply a conditioner that penetrates the leather, restoring its natural oils. Leather seat cleaning is $80 per row, and leather conditioning is $25 per row. You will know the price prior to my beginning work, as nobody likes surprises!