Leather cleaned and conditioned
Leather takes a beating in Florida. Sun dries it, sunscreen and skin oils darken it, and the first sign is usually a seat that feels tight and looks flat. Reflect's interior work starts with cleaning the leather properly, lifting what sits in the grain, and then conditioning it so it stays supple. The red leather in the Porsche Cayenne cabin pictured here shows what clean, conditioned leather looks like.
Different leathers need different handling, and a harsh cleaner can strip the finish it is meant to protect. David Morse looks at the seat first, picks a method to suit it, works gently, and conditions afterward instead of leaving the surface bare. Reflect has been solo owned and operated since 2019, so the person who judged the leather is the person who finished it.
