Use a pH-balanced, plant-based cleaners that includes with moisture and clean with leather brush. These cleaners are effective yet gentle, ensuring that the leather’s finish remains intact without causing colour loss or abrasion.

For all porous leathers like aniline and nubuck, use aniline cleaner or nubuck cleaner. Use with a soft sponge, leather brush for more experienced users, to clean in circular motions.

Yes, as long as the treatment is specifically formulated for non-porous top grain leather. Both automotive and furniture, including those used in fashion items, benefit from UV protection and antioxidants. However, if you’re dealing with porous leathers, you’ll need a treatment that emphasises on stains and liquids resistance.

For fashion leather, use a UV-protectant leather cream that is designed for non-porous grain leather. This helps prevent fading while keeping the leather soft and nourished. For porous leather, please email at hello@leathercareclinic.com.sg for porous leather protectant.

Shiny steering wheel often indicates a build-up of dirt and oils. To restore it, start with a thorough cleaning using a non-porous leather cleaner and a leather brush. Follow this with a treatment using a non-porous top grain protectant replenish its original look and feel, restoring both its appearance and grip. 

For aniline, enhancing its resistance to stains and liquids can be achieved with a deep treatment using aniline cream and wax. However, for nubuck and suede, professional waterproofing is recommended to effectively protect these more delicate types of leather.

Yes, using PU Protectant can prevent premature brittleness, reducing the risk of cracking.

Yes, as long as the product is specifically formulated for the type of leather you’re treating – whether porous or non-porous top grain leathers. For instance, nubuck protectant can be safely used on both nubuck furniture and jackets, ensuring consistent care across your leather items.