Product Description

Leather hides that have been neglected for years can still be saved with Leather Rejuvenator. Typical lanolin-based leather conditioners have trouble reaching the leather's deep fibers. Leather Rejuvenator contains natural penetrating oils that nourish these deep fibers, restoring your leather's suppleness. An excellent choice for neglected, vat-dyed leather. For spray-on dyed leather, let Leather Rejuvenator soak in longer. (Most of the leather's pores are sealed by the dye.) Highly concentrated so a small amount goes a long way. Best if applied with the blue detail sponge.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #8285 in Automotive
• Brand: Griot's Garage
• Model: 11141

Features

• Concentrated leather conditioner
• Works great to bring leather back from the dead
• Multiple applications may be needed for leather in very poor condition
• Great around the home on leather furniture and clothing
• Pleasant leather aroma enhances your interior

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Bring the leather store smell into your car
By texan_176@yahoo.com
This was my first purchase of a Griot's product so I was skeptical about what this leather treatment would do. It exceeded my expectations in every way. First of all it is highly concentrated so a little goes a long way. In my estimation one bottle will do at least 8 average size car interiors. The key is to get the leather clean before you apply this product; otherwise you will trap dirt and other contamination in the leather. A degrease type solvent is called for and my favorite one is Simple Green. After you clean the leather use a cloth of rub this stuff on and let it sit for 30-60 minutes. Then just wipe any excessive wet areas and the whole seating areas to get rid of the haze. That is all it takes.

NOTE: It will work better with some leather than with others. I used this in a Lexus and Mitsubishi and had different results. In the Lexus it seemed as if 90% of the paste stayed on the surface of the seat. The car still smelled wonderful but this effect did not last and the seats seemed no better or worse than prior to treatment. The Mitsubishi (preforated leather) seats seemed to absorb the paste into them. 90%+ of the stuff went into to leather and made it softer.

It is a hit or miss when it comes to discovering if this will work with your leather so I would suggest buying the smallest size as a tester. The manufacturing of the leather makes the difference here. Some leather is sealed from the factory while other leather is made to breathe. The way the car smells like new leather goods after treating it is outstanding as well.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
Good job!
By Kirill
I tried it on my Acura TSX seats, it came out great. Especially on one seat, where it had 1 ft round spot of super hardened leather (due to chemicals spill), it took 4-5 applications to soften it, but it worked! There are several things to keep in mind about that product:

1. the smell is strong (for me it was a little disturbing) for the first day (really depends on an inside temperature), after that it will get much weaker and I would say it will become even pleasant (like new leather smell).
2. it works only on leather parts! Nowadays in most of the cars with "leather interior" seats are a made of leather plus vinyl. It will not work on vinyl - it has no pores to soak into. For instance on my TSX, the leather pars are only perforated ones (central parts), all the other - vinyl.

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Leather Wonder
By D. Simons
My husband is a fanatic about keeping our cars clean and shiny. He is very pleased with the rejuvenator. Interior of cars look like new!