Leather Cleaning Brush Colourlock

Leather Cleaning Brush

• To thoroughly clean smooth pigments

• To thoroughly clean imitation leather and plastics

• To brush or clean suede, nubuck, etc.

• To polish leathers maintained with ELEPHANT leather grease

• To remove dry residue from the fat absorbing spray

Sufficient quantities to process a complete car interior several times

Colourlock - Made in Germany

Perfect for the leather interiors of convertibles and vintage Porsches

Usage tips

Always try for the first time in a hidden area to test stain sensitivity

Wipe off cleaning residue with a white cloth to check for dirt

You can polish shiny leathers after a treatment using the brush

Leather :

The brush is the ideal accessory for cleaning very dirty and deep leathers. All leathers are not dyed on the surface. Put some cleaner on the brush and clean the leather. Normal dirt can be removed easily. On the other hand, it is difficult to clean the places where the leather is discolored or with deep stains (grease, ink, etc.).

Faux leather and plastics:

Faux leather (synthetic leathers) and plastics are very robust. The brush is ideal for cleaning these materials thoroughly or when they are very dirty. Put a little leatherette cleaner on a sponge lightly moistened with water, squeeze the sponge to lather and apply to the surface. Then clean with the brush. Normal dirt can be removed easily. On the other hand, it is difficult to clean the places where the imitation leather is discolored or with deep stains (grease, ink, etc.)

Suede leathers (nubuck, velvet, suede etc.)

Suede leathers are velvety leathers, they are used for bags, shoes but also for leather furniture or other objects. When the object is used, the direction of the velvety surface (pile carpet) changes, so the brush is the easiest way to straighten the pile carpet evenly. Likewise, when the leather is dirty or dusty, it can be easily brushed and cleaned in the dry state.