Mad Drop Leather Brush with Horse Hair

1. Remove loose dust and debris from the leather surface before cleaning.
2. Apply a suitable leather cleaner directly onto the brush or onto the leather surface.
3. Gently work the product into the leather using small circular or back-and-forth movements.
4. Focus on textured areas, stitching and heavily used sections where dirt tends to accumulate.
5. Wipe away the loosened dirt and cleaner residue with a clean microfibre towel.
6. Repeat the process if necessary on heavily soiled areas.

Use light to moderate pressure and allow the bristles and cleaning product to do the work. Excessive scrubbing is usually unnecessary and may put additional stress on sensitive leather surfaces.

The brush is suitable for most automotive leather surfaces, including seats, door panels, armrests and other leather-trimmed interior areas.

For older, delicate, damaged or unfamiliar leather, always test the brush and cleaner on a small inconspicuous area first.

For best results, use the brush together with a dedicated leather cleaner such as Mad Drop Dermax Leather Cleaner.

After use, rinse the bristles thoroughly with clean water to remove remaining cleaner and dirt. Avoid soaking the entire brush for extended periods.

Gently remove excess water and allow the brush to air-dry naturally with the bristles facing down or sideways. Do not dry it directly on a heater or other strong heat source.

Store the brush clean and dry. Avoid using the same brush for tyres, exterior plastics or heavily contaminated surfaces if it is intended for leather care.