COLOURLOCK Aniline Cream, 150 ml (Conditioner)

Used regularly, COLOURLOCK Aniline Cream provides a strong barrier against all types of stains and soiling. This treatment is best applied at an early stage as a preventative measure as stains that have already been absorbed into the leather are hard to remove without professional help.

Typical areas of application:

• All kinds of fine-pore, matt, porous top-grain leather furniture
• The Volkswagen Touareg aniline leather
• All porous garment leather (top-grain leather)
• Porous top-grain calf shoe leather
• For glossy aniline leather, use COLOURLOCK Gloss Cream.
• Coarse-pore or very sensitive aniline leather should be treated with COLOURLOCK Waterproofing for nubuck and textile. Read more about aniline leather here.

The Aniline Cream should only be applied to clean leather! Always test any products first on a hidden area in case they affect the colour.

Application

Wet a soft, lint-free cloth slightly with the Aniline Cream and apply evenly in a circular motion, from seam to seam, on the leather's surface. Wait about ten minutes and repeat application. New aniline leather should be treated at least three times in order to prevent stains and discolouration. When finished, warm the surface slightly with a hair dryer. This improves the protective effect.
 
Strained surfaces should be treated at least every three months. Clean the leather carefully with COLOURLOCK Aniline Cleaner before each treatment.
 
This is a gentle cleaner but not suitable for nubuck or suede. Slightly moisten a soft, lint-free piece of cloth with the Cleaner and clean in a circular motion from seam to seam - never apply directly on the leather! Soak up moisture and dirt immediately with a suitable cloth. Avoid too much pressure while rubbing. Test on a hidden area first. Please note that drawn-in stains cannot be removed using the Aniline Cleaner (see pictures). In these cases, please ask us for advice.

Oil stains on a new open-pore top-grain leather

Stain on a high-quality absorbent car leather

Drawn-in stain on a open-pore natural leather