Distressed Leather Furniture care

[Wildfire]

Whilst I am a member of other forums, I have always found this one to be more friendly and more likely to gets some friendly ribbing rather than total derision.

I recently had some 1930's arm chairs refinished in distressed leather, so not quite shine and not suede. Anyone got any idea how to take care of them? Renapur and other creams seem to leave weird marks on them. I've not tried hide feed yet, and only been dabbing areas that aren't really seen.

For reference it's Futura Rocco Devil leather in Brown. Like these (although these aren't my sofas):

Cheers

 

[pvr]

I have the same, and besides a damp cloth nothing has been done with them in the 15 years we have had them. They are not exposed to sun though, which would be a major contributing factor.

Baby wipes for stains by the way.

 

[GAZA62]

Could try LTT leather care products its what I have been using on my M seats for the last 8 years and they look the same as when I bought the car a nice deep flat black.

http://www.lttsolutions.co.uk/