Step 1:  Begin by liberally applying Mother’s brand leather cleaner to the seat directly or onto a brush or microfiber cloth. Moving in a circular pattern, gently rub the entire surface that is being cleaned.  For extremely dirty seats, repeat this step a few times.  Be sure not to rub too hard as the leather does have a protective topcoat that can wear down over time.  If the leather is still stained or dirty after repeating, spray cleaner directly onto the seat and let it sit for several minutes.  Once cleaned, wipe off any excess cleaner from the seat and dry-wipe the seat to ensure the surfaces are completely clear of dirt or stains.

Step 2:  Liberally apply the conditioner to the seating surface that you want to revitalize.  Once evenly distributed, let sit for several minutes so that the conditioner can soak into the leather.  Then use a clean, dry microfiber cloth to wipe off any excess remaining conditioner.  Conditioning the leather is similar to putting on lotion.  The purpose is to revitalize the hide and moisturize the leather.  Like your hands, you don’t put lotion on with dirty hands. You will need to clean the surface before you lock in the moisture.