Leather Wrapper Stearing / Shifter
Leather Wrapper Stearing / Shifter
Does anyone have any good maintenace / upkeep tips on the leather wrapper stearing / shifter ****, my past vehicle had leather wrapped stearing and it eventually got very faded, and the leather would become sticky to my hands and actually rub off, being Im in florida and the blasted humity our hands get sweaty.. other then having to do driving gloves, any type of leather care stuff I can use on the wheel / shifter that will keep the oils / humidity from ruining them ?
Originally Posted by CyberCub
Does anyone have any good maintenace / upkeep tips on the leather wrapper stearing / shifter ****, my past vehicle had leather wrapped stearing and it eventually got very faded, and the leather would become sticky to my hands and actually rub off, being Im in florida and the blasted humity our hands get sweaty.. other then having to do driving gloves, any type of leather care stuff I can use on the wheel / shifter that will keep the oils / humidity from ruining them ?
Originally Posted by SilverMax_04
I've never treated the leather on a steering wheel or shifter before. Because of the dry (and sometimes hot) climate where I live, I'll probably do what I'm suggesting when the car is about 3-years old. The accepted treatment for leather-bound books is to wipe the outside leather with Neatsfoot oil (available at the drug store). But this treatment is to keep the leather from drying out and cracking. It sounds like your problem is that the leather is already too damp and sticky. Neatsfoot oil would not help that problem. But Neatsfoot oil does help waterproof leather, so it might be worth considering. I would apply it sparingly and let the leather absorb the oil, otherwise it will be sticky.
Originally Posted by jrod1014
WHen I detail my car once a month, I condition the steering wheel and the boot. =)
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