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<blockquote data-quote="Ennui78" data-source="post: 390180" data-attributes="member: 18643">I so hear you, Schwepps.......I&#039;m an Hermes fan. My passenger seat is for a Birkin(the bag&#039;s pretty empty too. All my money is in my wardrobe and a hunk of metal on four wheels!)! LOL.... *benjovi, you should take schwepps advice. Don&#039;t use anything except the good stuff for your seats. Look at the stitching....some of the sections are handstitched. That&#039;s why the directions are &#039;///////&#039; as opposed to &#039;----------&#039;. The former example is a stitch that is made by hand. A machine couldn&#039;t create a stitch like that. Never use any petroleum based products on your leather seats. Some of the threads used in the stitching are a poly-mix.... a petroleum based solvent in lower grade leather cleaners will just dissolve your stitches. And speaking of soap, if you really must. Get equestrian saddle soap.....PS: Told you guys already that I was really anal!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ennui78, post: 390180, member: 18643"] I so hear you, Schwepps.......I'm an Hermes fan. My passenger seat is for a Birkin(the bag's pretty empty too. All my money is in my wardrobe and a hunk of metal on four wheels!)! LOL.... *benjovi, you should take schwepps advice. Don't use anything except the good stuff for your seats. Look at the stitching....some of the sections are handstitched. That's why the directions are '///////' as opposed to '----------'. The former example is a stitch that is made by hand. A machine couldn't create a stitch like that. Never use any petroleum based products on your leather seats. Some of the threads used in the stitching are a poly-mix.... a petroleum based solvent in lower grade leather cleaners will just dissolve your stitches. And speaking of soap, if you really must. Get equestrian saddle soap..... PS: Told you guys already that I was really anal! [/QUOTE]

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