Product Overview
Leather Cleaner 3.8 by Leather Doctor is a leather-safe, pH 3.8 mild cleaner formulated to effectively emulsify and lift general soiling without causing common side effects.
Key Benefits:
✔ Gently Cleans Without Harsh Effects – Maintains leather’s natural integrity
✔ Works Seamlessly with Prep 4.4 – Allows for after cleaning of sticky residue
✔ Prevents Rings & Browning – Ideal for pH-sensitive leathers
✔ Residue-Free with Rinse 3.0 – Restores leather’s pH balance for long-term care
How It Works:
Cleaner 3.8 is designed to break down and suspend dirt for easy removal while keeping the leather's structure intact. When followed by Rinse 3.0, it ensures a neutralized, residue-free finish, preventing unwanted side effects such as stiffness, discoloration, or over-drying. This makes it especially beneficial for aniline and other delicate leather types.
Instruction:
1 Concentrate is mixed with distilled water 1: 64 before use.
2 Identify, inspect, test, and dry soil removal before application.
3 Apply and agitate with an appropriate brush.
4 Dwell for 3 to 30 minutes or before it dries for complete soil suspension.
5 Extract suspended soiling with a dry highly absorbent towel until it shows clean.
6 Remaining residue is rinsed to a healthy squeaky clean with Rinse 3.0.
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Leather Super Cleaner 4.9 for general cleaning of body oil, grease, and sweat areas.
Leather Stronger Cleaner 4.3 for periodic cleaning before soiling build-up.
Leather Rinse 3.0 for rinsing remaining residue.
Leather Restorer 1.6 for removing and neutralizing alkaline toxicity.
Leather Acidifier 2.0 for neutralizing alkaline toxicity and overexposure.
Leather Hydrator 3.3 for hydrating and relaxing leather stiffness.
Leather Fatliquor 5.0 for softening leather.
Leather Protector B for non-stick, rub-resistant conditioning.
Updated: March 17, 2025 by Roger Koh.
