Topic

Interior & materials

Textile, leather, plastic, glass and sensitive controls each require suitable tools, chemistry and moisture. Odours are assessed at their source.

Topic

Interior & materials in practice

Textile, leather, plastic, glass and sensitive controls each require suitable tools, chemistry and moisture. Odours are assessed at their source.

Interior & materials

Bleeding

Bleeding is the release of dyes from leather or textiles during unsuitable cleaning. It requires specialised products and controlled application.

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Interior & materials

Branding marks

Branding marks are heat or pressure marks on leather. They can result from unsuitable care or external impact and require specialist leather repair.

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Interior & materials

Interior cleaning

Interior cleaning covers the dashboard, seats, carpets, leather, plastics and glass.

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Interior & materials

Leather care

Leather care helps protect against drying, abrasion and contamination.

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Interior & materials

Leather cleaning

Leather cleaning removes dirt, oils and dye residue from leather with a material-appropriate process.

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Interior & materials

Leather protection

Leather protection helps guard leather against moisture and abrasion.

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