So you have a car with leather interior. Leather is one of those features that gives a car a luxurious, sophisticated look and feel while contributing to the overall driving experience. And just like other surfaces in and around your car, it needs to be clean and maintained on a regular basis. But with so many different products and processes available, it can make things really confusing. So how do you care for your leather in your car? Begin by gently vacuuming the leather. If you are using an attachment with a plastic nozzle, double check it to make sure it's not rough as you don't want to scratch the leather. Be thorough getting into all the crevices like where the back meets the base of the seat and the bolsters and in between all the seams and stitching. A soft bristle brush can be a great tool to help you collect dust and debris as you vacuum. Next, evaluate the leather and determine what is needed. Identify how much cleaning is necessary, the type of appearance that you want and the type of application you prefer. If your leather is in really good condition and you just need to lightly clean or maintain it, McGuire's ultimate leather detail is the perfect way to go. Spray onto a towel or applicator, work into a section and wipe off to gently clean and maintain the original appearance. It will also add a layer of polymer protection and make the surface easier to clean and maintain in the future. Another great option for light cleaning with a little more gloss would be to go with one of our luxurious, go-class 3-in-1 products. If you like using a trigger spray, there's McGuire's go-class rich leather 3-in-1 spray. Spray on a towel or applicator, work into a section and wipe off. If you're on the go, McGuire's go-class rich leather 3-in-1 wipes are a convenient option to keep in your car. Simply pull a wipe from the canister, work in and keep turning the wipe to a clean side. Both the spray and the wipes will clean condition and leave the leather with a rich, luxurious appearance. For a more traditional approach, McGuire's go-class rich leather 3-in-1 lotion and McGuire's go-class rich leather 3-in-1 gel both provide excellent cleaning while moisturizing and protecting leather for a natural soft look and feel. With either version, just applying sections with a foam applicator or terry cloth towel and wipe off the excess with a separate clean towel. For textured or perforated leather and stitching, make sure you apply product extremely thin and evenly so you don't get residues stuck in the texture or pinholes or select a spray or wipe that's not as thick. Now if deeper cleaning is needed, you want to go with McGuire's go-class leather and vinyl cleaner. It has the strength to thoroughly clean yet is gentle enough that it can be used regularly without damaging your leather. As before, begin by vacuuming loose dirt and grime, then spray directly onto a small section of leather or spray into a microfiber towel or applicator. Work in with light to moderate pressure and wipe the excess off with a separate towel. If more cleaning is needed, spray onto the leather in a small section and agitate with a soft bristle brush. Work into the surface and wipe off with a microfiber towel before it dries. Repeat if needed and remember to work in sections. After cleaning, you want to be sure to condition and protect the leather. McGuire's go-class leather conditioner is a premium formula that gently conditions with alloy and moisturizing oils, adds UV protection and helps to maintain an original look and feel. Spray directly on the leather, a clean towel or applicator, work evenly into a section and wipe off any excess with a separate clean towel. With the information here, it should be much easier to know what leather products to use and when so you can get the best results. Most importantly, you'll keep your leather looking its best, now and for years to come. For additional detailing tips and techniques, visit McGuire's.com or check us out on Instagram and Facebook.