jhom

I'm looking for advice on the best way to clean a Sena leather case.

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femel

The best place to get anything to clean leather is an equestrian tack shop! Riders have to regularly recondition rained on saddles worth thousands, and have many products that would work beautifully. Keep away from the oil darkening products, unless that is the look you want.

Lexol cleaner and conditioner (two products) are the ones I use, for everything leather.

ikehiker

I was going to make a similar suggestion (any good quality leather cleaner should work) with the stipulation that you should remove the Axim from the case before doing the cleaning and make absolutely sure you've removed all the excess from the case before putting the PPC back in. I have a strong feeling many of these products would be a big problem if you get them on the screen.

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Tankman

Have used automotive leather conditioner/cleaner without any detrimental results.
Works fine, available at any auto supply.

Never with the Ax in the case of course.

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jhom

Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I have become quite hesitant using any "leather cleaning" products on my leather goods after totally ruining a Coach bag.

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mtgeorge

I have always used a very light coating of mink oil on leather products and it works well. It tends to clean and condition

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