During normal use, genuine leather upholstery, like other materials, will collect dust and dirt. Dirt should be removed as it can become embedded in the leather and cause damage.
Thin leather needs to be looked after and cleaned if necessary. Washing the leather thoroughly with soap and water will make the leather shiny and last a long time. Treat the leather with a suede cloth using a neutral detergent and warm water. Wash the leather thoroughly. Wipe it with a damp cloth and then dry it with a dry cloth. Do this as often as possible to prevent the leather from getting greasy.
Cleaning genuine leather upholstery (Mazda 6 GG)
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