New leather sometimes has a strong and unpleasant smell, whereas older used leathers develop odours over time. Cigarette smoke, pets, urine or mildew are some of the things that can influence the leather's scent.Amount: 250 mlApplication areas: Car Leather, Furniture Leather, Leather ClothingFor: Artificial leather, Pigmented leather, PU leather, Pull Up leather, Semi-aniline leather, Suede and nubuck leatherSome smells can be eliminated easily with our COLOURLOCK Odour Remover, and some are impossible to neutralize, even with a specialized product. Usually, cigarette, animal and urine odours are simple to remove; urine only becomes a problem when it has seeped into the leather multiple times and over a longer time span. Mildew can only be treated easily provided the padding under the leather is not affected. This is generally only the case when the leather has been stored inappropriately, even for just a short time. Please see our information on the treatment of mildew on leather. The smell of new leather is generally not removable. ApplicationClean all affected surfaces thoroughly before use. Always test on a hidden area first. Spray evenly on the surface and spread with a cloth. Important: Be sure to treat all faces and folds of large cushions (including the reverse), as well as any spaces between cushions. If applicable, repeat treatment, then let the items air out for several days.
