Do These Make Leather Cleaning Too Easy? Gyeon Mild & Strong Leather Cleaners! Pre-Coating Cleaners!

[@apexdetail85]

What is your favorite leather cleaner?

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

Geist and Colourlock for now

[@DerPic]

I wipe down my cars with ONR as they are well maintained. Recently used 3D LVP cleaner on my in laws hammered 12 year old Accord that’s never been detailed. Did a very good job.

[@jasonwinslow3543]

Almost out of Fireball Ultimate Leather cleaner - love it, but will probably pick up the mild Gyeon one next - been eyeing it for a while.

[@paulrogers3511]

Geist

[@ThisOldDetailingDude]

I’m with Humberto Geist & coulorlock in that order

[@marcg1964]

I've used the Gyeon mild for a while and been very satisfied.

[@neilwalker5041]

Gyeon simply makes great detailing products! I use a scrub ninja too and wipe off with a microfiber soaking in a rinseless wash bucket in case I miss a spot in the cracks of the leather. The strong cleaner is also perfect for heavily soiled plastic parts. Thank you for a great video and I really appreciate your videos!

[@brandonoyler760]

Just ordered thisba few weeks ago and and is now my go to

[@ThisOldDetailingDude]

Thank you Brian! Another great demonstration of a good product. Which is your favorite: the Star or P&S glove?

[@Xaviers300ZX]

I'm always reaching for Gyeon. This is another product I keep on hand. Along with LeatherCoat and LeatherShield

[@allenrees5803]

I’ve used both nice products very user friendly

[@millerdetailing4176]

Can’t wait definitely a fan of the Gyeon leather cleaner.

[@bigd9848]

Decent product 👊🏼Thanks Brian

[@Tops1212]

I use Kochchemie pol star at 10-1 for regular use and 5-1 for stronger cleaning.

[@richardseem7948]

Seems like a solid product

[@richardseem7948]

Awesome video and product review good friend

[@apexdetail85]

Thanks so much

[@Ricky_R]

Those 50/50 shots are really impressive 🍻🍻🍻🍻

[@Chris-wb7ni]

Just bought this from the clean garage. Can’t wait to see what it does. Also got the leather shield

[@MNpicker]

Clean leather is a very good thing 👍🏻

[@pwrshots]

yeah especially with the gases released by the driver. 😁

[@EpitomeAutoSpa]

My favorite currently is Artdeshine Citrus Clean

[@royaltyautodetailing]

Great video as usual sir! I’ve recently have fallen in love with Drive Auto Appearances interior cockpit series. (Interior Detailer, leather cleaner, carpet cleaner, and a conditioner for all) if you haven’t tried them out you need too

[@TT-mv4ps]

Instructive video. Would a steam cleaner make sense to rinse the cleaner before wiping it down?

[@apexdetail85]

If used properly....sure.

[@curtisnikel6427]

Interesting, gloves with the mild and no gloves with the strong. Thanks for the review.

[@apexdetail85]

Had gloves delivered....unfortunately, did not show up until that part of the video. Progress stops.....for nothing.

[@constantinepsihogios2847]

Thanks for a great video. Can you pls advise as to what the best products are to clean and then protect/condition BMW Sensatec seats and dash. Best, Costa

[@GlacierDetail]

Great video! I'm wondering when would you use strong over mild and vice versa?

[@awpdevil]

Mild would be for light stuff, such as oily appearance to the leather, and lighter/less dense looking soiling. Strong would be for heavy soiling (discoloration over an area from dirt/food/grease/jean transfer). In my opinion he probably would have gotten the same results on both seats from just the mild cleaner, because neither were hammered.

[@GlacierDetail]

@@awpdevil thank you!

[@apexdetail85]

Clothing color transfer as mentioned is a good opportunity for the strong cleaner.

[@Willbur-91]

What would you recommend that is better then these? Also what do you recommend to condition leather?

[@apexdetail85]

Either these or Geist Conditioners just transfer back onto your clothes. They have a hard time penetrating the top coat.

[@customdetailer0078]

Brian, what is your recommendation for a great Alcantara brush? Thank you in advance.

[@apexdetail85]

I use very soft detailing or make up brushes.

[@customdetailer0078]

@@apexdetail85 thank you

[@norcalspitshine6406]

Nice

[@amrautospa]

Have you tried the carbon collective line ? Detail division sells them. There isn’t to much reviews out there. Would love to see your opinion

[@joweynatividad2347]

Will this clean white stitching or turn it brown?

[@apexdetail85]

Flush immediately after for bright white stitching.

[@pwrshots]

I've used Pinnacle leather cleaner conditioner. works better than the stuff i used from Carpro. The dirtiest part of any interior I find is the steering wheel. It will turn your microfiber black with dirt. Especially when they take their cars in for service. Last interior i did, the woman couldn't believe how her hands stuck to a clean steering wheel. I've noticed some new cars with "pleather". Not a true leather. seems like a vinyl leather blend. Is that possible?

[@apexdetail85]

Pleather ...or a synthetic blend is quite common.

[@Amor1990]

I like using Leatherique

[@mikeyp2447]

Good stuff

[@apexdetail85]

Appreciate it

[@DerPic]

Anyone else notice those spotless door jams 👀

[@artlayton1425]

Jamb; a "jam" is made from fruit.

[@DerPic]

@@artlayton1425 silly me I was in awe how clean they were 😁

[@kimnewling5728]

I am currently looking for a good leather cleaner. 8/10 is a very good Apex score.

[@ThisOldDetailingDude]

Have you tried Geist? You may want to consider Geist as your next leather cleaner

[@kimnewling5728]

@timmclaughlin7576 hey thanks.

[@apexdetail85]

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[@TwoBlackMarks]

I have a white leather interior from 1964, it is a bit dirty and it smells moldy. Should I clean this the same way as modern leather? I tried to clean it with Koch Chemie Pol Star and a relatively soft brush, it is much cleaner but still looks kind of dirty. ( I guess white is an pretty awful color in that regard..) I know you do not believe in "dressings or conditioner" for leather, but does that also apply to 50+ years old leather? Colourlock says their protector seeps through the "painted" layer on leather. (I think) But I have no experience with leather cleaning in general. I actually bought Gyeon Strong Leather cleaner a couple days ago, but not tried it yet. I hope it will work good, but I also want to be a bit careful with this old leather.

[@apexdetail85]

Conditioners are most effective on aged leather.

[@TwoBlackMarks]

@@apexdetail85 Thanks, I think I will try some "Conditioner" when I find it clean enough and see how it works, and/or maybe use the Gyeon Leather Coat. The leather seems to be in good shape though, especially for being so old, I just dont want do dry it out or damage the color or anything. But I guess it is some good old thick leather.

[@Enthusiast_detailing]

I like p&s express

[@richsmith3120]

Colorlock

[@1stfrompuertorico568]

First!!!!

[@oursulaert]

4th