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- Elite Leather Care – Leather Lock is a premium protective solution engineered to shield your leather against spills, stains, and daily wear and tear. By creating a hydrophobic barrier on the surface, it ensures that liquids are effortlessly repelled, making stains almost impossible.
- Resists Wear & Tear – An invisible shield that guards leather from the daily rigors of use, preserving its pristine condition and appearance for an extended period.
- Simplified Cleaning – Designed to fend off routine soiling, it prevents the formation of stubborn stains, thereby facilitating easy cleaning. A simple wipe-down restores your leather’s natural beauty.
- Preserves Leather’s Natural Beauty – Leather Lock’s protective layer maintains the leather’s soft texture, appearance, and feel, ensuring that its aesthetic and tactile qualities remain unchanged. Compatible with all leather surfaces, it’s the perfect treatment for your wallets, purses, and furniture.
- User-Friendly Application – For optimal protection, start with a clean leather surface. Apply Leather Lock with a microfiber towel, ensuring even coverage without direct spraying. Allow the surface to dry for at least 3 hours, with full curing achieved within 24-48 hours.
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Dr. Beasley’s Leather Lock – 12 oz, Repels Liquids, Inhibits UV Fading, Keeps All Leathers Looking and Feeling New, Bottle Size
*$456.80
Informação adicional
| Manufacturer | Dr. Beasley's |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dr. Beasley's |
| Model | I33D12 |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 8.5 x 2.5 x 2.5 inches |
| Item model number | I33D12 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | I33D12 |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Date First Available | May 18, 2011 |
RickyPetite –
Makes seat cleaning a breeze and the leather feel great. Lifetime supply
mark rapson –
I’ve sought and tested products to clean and protect leather for everyday drivers to like my Tahoe to Corvette’s and Ferrari’s. Products that didn’t modify the original look and feel yet protect against dirt or spills. Dr Beasley products are the only ones I’ve found that
truly work.
JMac –
Seems like a good product. Went on as advertised. Time will tell.
JMac –
Goes on great. I like the way it leaves a natural warm look to the leather. This product does not make the leather look shiny and also adds original look like when it was new. Also no perfume added just natural true leather smell.
M. Anderson –
So far so good.
JD in Dallas –
Easy to apply. I used on my BMW’s white interior. So far no complaints, although I have not exactly tested it out with red liquid to anything like that.
pmburk –
My car has very light beige (almost white) leather seats. After some dye transfer from sweaty “Texas summer” denim, I decided to clean it and apply a hydrophobic coating. This product was very easy to apply, just sprayed it onto a microfiber cloth and rubbed it in. It is a clear liquid, no color change or darkening of the leather, and no discernible scent. It applied evenly and easily – I used maybe 1/2 of the bottle on my vehicle (mid sized SUV, front & rear seats, as well as console & door leather). I let my car sit overnight before use, and the product was completely dried. No flaking or odd coating or residue. So far it seems to be working well, although I am hopeful it will lessen dye transfer.
Amazon Customer –
Followed the “directions” on the back. It’s three steps don’t go into enough detail, like how long to let it set or what type of cloth to wipe down with. So I let it set on my chairs for maybe 10 mins. Half the leather surfaces I put it on made the re dye work I did run and smear when I wiped it away.
Making me have to re dye them. The other half the dye stayed but there were streaks all over them. Do not recommend.
Austin –
A big misconception of auto leather is that slathering on creme is good for new car seats. The truth of the matter is that the cream doesn’t penetrate the plastic top coat and probably attracts more dirt. On old seats (those whose top coat has worn off) this logic doesn’t hold and leather creams penetrate and close the pores of the leather to its advantage. On new leather (your leather still has a top coat if the leather dye doesn’t transfer to your buffing towel), the goal is to protect the top coat (waterproofing and reducing friction). This product should check all of those boxes although, in practice, it’s hard to tell. After cleaning and drying the leather, spray a small to moderate amount of this on and spread with a foam applicator. The (rather poor) instructions say to leave it for a while and then buff it off. I left it on long enough to coat the other seat and then buffed it off with a MF towel. Left the seats to “cure” overnight. The next day, they were (a little) slicker but otherwise looked no different. I assume that the product is working but time will tell. The website claims 1 year until the next coating. Fingers crossed although Dr. Beasley’s products are very reputable so I’m optimistic.
Tom –
Top quality product, great price!