🔒 Enhance and Protect: Unveiling the Power of Leather Master Leather Barrier Review

Great product! I thoroughly cleaned my brown leather seats in my 2015 Explorer by removing the blue paint from the jeans and then applying Leather Master Leather Barrier. It's been about 4 months since I've applied the skin barrier and still no signs of blue dye transfer from wearing jeans every day. I am very happy with this product and have recommended it to friends with the same problem.

This company has been around for many years, since a leather furniture manufacturer recommended Leather Master to me. I have been using their products for many years on my leather furniture and leather car interiors. I use a cleanser, conditioner and protectant. Then I read that they released Leather Barrier. Used for skin transfer. (If the color of the clothes gets on the skin when sitting or getting on and off). This product is designed for fair skin. I see the need for this now, only after…

The labels are a bit confusing. For example, it is difficult to tell the difference between this product and "Ink Block" from the same manufacturer. But there is a difference as this one is a little less slippery when dry so maybe it has less protection. I use it in the back seats where people rarely sit and the ink pad in the front seats. It's the only thing I've found that prevents ink transfer from my seats. I've had damaged seats in my Cadillac, Mercedes and Honda; and this applies to vinyl