Lexol
All Leather Cleaner
Leather-specific cleanerGood first choice
A leather-focused alternative to strong all-purpose cleaner, but leather type and finish condition still determine compatibility.
The chemistry
Mild surfactants loosen skin oil and surface grime while controlling alkalinity and moisture compared with general degreasers.
Use it when
- Routine cleaning of coated leather seats
- Removing light body oils
- Preparing compatible leather for protection
Compatible surfaces
- Pigmented coated automotive leather
- Compatible finished leather
- Leatherette only after testing
Avoid or verify first
- Suede and nubuck
- Open-pore aniline leather without approval
- Heavy saturation of perforations and seams
How to use All Leather Cleaner safely
- 1Identify whether the leather is coated, aniline, suede or synthetic and test an inconspicuous area.
- 2Apply cleaner to a towel, sponge or soft brush, use minimal moisture and work one section at a time.
- 3Remove residue, dry the surface and apply only a protectant intended for that leather construction.
Directions and formulas change
Read the current bottle label and safety data before use. Vehicle, coating, film and material-maker instructions take priority over this editorial guide.
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