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How do I soften old leather car seats?
Can old leather car seats be softened? I want to try to soften the seats in my car to make it look newer.
Rachel Juillerat · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Sure you can! You can easily soften hard leather seats by following the steps below:
- Use a leather cleaner to clean the surface of your seats.
- Grab a dampened rag and wipe down your seats with saddle soap. Wipe dry when you’re finished.
- Using circular motions, rub in color restorer with a clean rag.
Optional step: If you have dark leather, rub mink oil on your seats with a clean rag.
Be sure not to use mink oil on other shades, as it can stain light-colored leather.
Taking care of your leather seats is important to ensure their longevity and to avoid costly repairs.
It’s also important to make sure your car has enough car insurance to keep it protected in case of an accident.
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