Leather Master
Leather work is the highest-risk upholstery a cleaner takes on. The finish is thin, it is not uniform across a suite, and the damage from the wrong product is immediate and permanent. Leather Master is a system built around that risk — matched cleaners, protectors and finishing products with clear guidance on which leather each suits.
The product codes carry that guidance: (P) for protected, (A) for aniline, (N) for nubuck.
The range includes Soft Cleaner and Strong Cleaner in 250 ml and 1 litre, Protection Cream in 250 ml and 1 litre, Leather Vital in both sizes, Ink Away 8 ml, Nubuck Degreaser 200 ml and Nubuck Eco Protector 500 ml, plus white felt cloths, nubuck cloths, cleaning sponges and a foaming bottle.
How to choose
Identify the leather before you open anything. Protected, aniline and nubuck take different products, and the suffixes on these labels tell you which is which. Getting this wrong on aniline is not recoverable.
Soft before strong, always. Soft Cleaner handles most soiling. Strong Cleaner exists for what Soft will not shift, and starting with it risks the finish for no gain.
Protection is a separate step with its own dwell. Protection Cream goes onto clean, dry leather. Applied over residue it seals the residue in.
Application matters as much as product. The felt cloths, sponges and foaming bottle are part of the system — they control how much product reaches the surface, which on leather is most of the technique.
Test on an unseen panel. Every time, on every suite, regardless of how familiar the leather looks.
Related: Leather Cleaning and Upholstery Cleaning Chemicals.