No. ArmorAll itself says not to use it on leather. Repeated use on leather will cause cracking and deterioration.
Special leather care product, like Mothers Leather care is best.
Pilot seats DO have leather. Frequently, they are added as an upgrade.
Cleaning leather bus seats is best started by thoroughly vacuuming the seat, being sure to get into all seams and crevasses. The safest thing to use to clean the seats after vacuuming is a leather cleaner from a reputable manufacturer. There are many suggestions for using household cleaning products on leather seats but these often remove the finish on the leather or simply spread the dirt around.
The best way to get the rust off of leather seats is to not let it get there in the first place but if that is not avoidable then you can use any kind of highly rated leather cleaning products such as armor all.
Leather. Velvet is much too soft and will quickly wear and become torn and stained. It is not nearly strong enough to use for a car seat. Leather on the other hand will withstand the constant use that car seats undergo and is much more durable.
Not all car seats are leather. Some people just prefer it, and get it as an option.
Yes, use it full strength on a clean cloth to clean the leather and use another clean cloth to buff the seat.
usually their are in vinyl . but some time they put leather seats on their cvo models.
yes and when dried, use hand lotion to restore the finish
Leather seats are increasingly slippery after they have been polished. To avoid slipperiness, cease polishing your leather seats.
No.