Instructions

• Step 1: Park the car in a shady area.
• Step 2: Vacuum the seats thoroughly, making sure to remove all debris in the crevices.
• Step 3: Apply leather cleaning solution to a dry sponge, and wipe one seat with circular motions until it's covered with cleaner.
• TIP: For stubborn stains, try mixing equal parts lemon juice and cream of tartar and rub the paste into the spot—just make sure to test it on an inconspicuous place first.
• Step 4: Dry the seat with a cloth.
• Step 5: Repeat with the other seats one at a time, rubbing the cleaning solution on with a sponge and then drying with a cloth.
• Step 6: When all the seats are clean and dry, apply leather conditioner to a clean cotton cloth. To protect leather from the sun, use one that contains sunscreen.
• TIP: For quick clean-ups, use leather wipes, sold in auto parts stores, that contain both cleaner and conditioner.
• Step 7: Wipe down the seats with the conditioner.
• Step 8: Let the seats dry for at least an hour. They should now be as clean and soft as when the car rolled out of the factory.
• FACT: The Italian Pagani Zonda S racecar comes with a pair of driving shoes made of the same leather as the car's interior.

You Will Need

• A hand-held vacuum
• or one with an attachment
• A bottle of leather cleaning solution
• A soft
• dry sponge
• Clean dry cloths
• A spray bottle of water
• A bottle of leather conditioner with sunscreen
• Lemon juice (optional)
• Cream of tartar (optional)