Last Updated: October 29, References Approved. This article was co-authored by Chad Zani. Chad Zani is the Director of Franchising at Detail Garage, an automotive detailing company with locations around the U. Chad is based in the Los Angeles, California area and uses his passion for auto detailing to teach others how to do so as he grows his company nationwide. There are 23 references cited in this article, which can be found at the bottom of the page.

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How To Restore Leather Seats
We don't know about you, but seat comfort is extremely important when we're choosing a car. Think of it this way: you will spend almost your entire driving life seated inside your vehicle, and if it's causing you discomfort, then it's like you're sleeping on a spiked wooden bed that's a foot shorter than you every single night. Car comfort is essential, especially if you use your car often. Aside from good ergonomics, it also means choosing the best material for your car seats. Here's how to know which material is the best one for you.
Restoring your car's leather seats can cost hundreds of dollars if you pay a professional to do it. But you can save money and do it yourself with just a few tools and a couple of hours of your time. To repair the leather seats in your vehicle, you'll need the following:. Look for a leather restoration kit that contains a cleaner, conditioner, and color restorer.