Cream Steering Wheel

[JoshuaMartin]

Hello

I have the cream steering wheel and despite making sure I always wash my hands before driving (geek) it is naturally losing its brand new look. Any idea what works best to clean it with?

My girlfriend suggested soapy water until I reminded her that the wheel houses the blue&me and radio controls so prob not best to get it wet! I bought some leather wipes from Halfords but theyre uselss and just leave it sticky. Any suggestions.....

 

[Lloyd71]

I use Gliptone leather cleaner and a soft nail brush style brush. As long as you wipe it down afterwards with a clean damp cloth this or something similar should do the job.

I'd recommend products from LTT if you've got the money, they're experts in the area and the products work like a dream;

http://www.lttsolutions.net/auto-ultra-foam.asp

 

[PlopHole]

I'd recommend products from LTT if you've got the money, they're experts in the area and the products work like a dream;

http://www.lttsolutions.net/auto-ultra-foam.asp

£15 for 150ml :chin: Must be good stuff!

 

[Engineering500]

I use Gliptone leather cleaner and a soft nail brush style brush. As long as you wipe it down afterwards with a clean damp cloth this or something similar should do the job.

I'd recommend products from LTT if you've got the money, they're experts in the area and the products work like a dream;

http://www.lttsolutions.net/auto-ultra-foam.asp

Mine too is getting a bit grubby, but at £15 a pot it is rather expensive!

 

[herusix]

Mine too is getting a bit grubby, but at £15 a pot it is rather expensive!

Cheaper than a new steering wheel when you cannot get it clean and cream anymore.

 

[Zakt]

I use this stuff:
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/..._productId_382019_langId_-1_categoryId_165651

It's currently on offer for £2 per half litre at Halfords (down from £7), and works pretty well I've found