The worst place for me in both the current and previous car is the door cards. Getting in and out of the car in the garage tends to mark them a bit.
NOTE: I'm not a cleaning pro so there may be better ways but this is what I did with the Esseesse. I haven't got around to doing the Comp's Sabelts yet but they were done when it was new. I try to do this twice a year at least, especially before and after the summer as the sun isn't that great for leather. Whatever you do, as any products will state, test on a small inconspicuous area first. If anyone has advice on cleaning alcantara for when I get around to it I'd be grateful.
I've just got some off the shelf Autoglym stuff. Ones a leather cleaner, the other a protective palm. Both I believe are for any colour.
The first is a spray, wiped/rubbed over with a cloth. Then a wipe it off with another damp cloth and leave to dry.
The second is is more like a polish. I've got a round sponge Meguirs polish applicator pad. Rub it around, leave for a few minutes then buff off with a microfibre. Just be careful on the door cards not to get it on the plastic as it makes that go shiny
The cleaner tended to make the red Turismo style seats in the Esseesse look a bit different (lighter but duller?), probably the lack of dirt. The balm brought the brighter red colour back. They looked a bit shiny when first done but soon went back to normal.
Incidently, if anyone has the mats with the Abarth logo, interior shampoo and a rub with a cloth brings the logo up quite well.
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