Leather & Textile Cleaning Brush Detailing Corporation.

Detailing Corporation

Leather & Textile Cleaning Brush

R 95.00
  • Horsehair bristles safe on leather and fabric
  • Ergonomic 18cm x 5cm handle for controlled scrubbing
  • Lifts embedded dirt without scratching the surface
  • Suited to seats, door cards and headliners
  • Horsehair bristles clean without scratching leather
  • Works on leather, fabric, alcantara and soft trim
  • Compact 18x5cm head reaches bolsters and seams
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Total price R 650.00

Leather & Textile Cleaning Brush Detailing Corporation.

Gentle but effective

Clean deep without the risk of damage

Horsehair has been used on fine leather goods for generations because it agitates without scratching. This brush puts that into an ergonomic 18x5cm form built for the inside of a car, where tight spaces and soft surfaces demand precision.

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Why it works

Purpose-built for interior cleaning

The right bristle, size and shape for leather and textile surfaces.

  • Horsehair Bristles

    Soft enough for smooth and perforated leather, firm enough to lift embedded textile soil.

  • No Surface Damage

    Bristle stiffness is calibrated to agitate without scratching grain or matting fabric fibres.

  • Reaches Tight Areas

    The 18x5cm head slips into bolster edges, stitching channels and door-card corners.

  • Ergonomic Handle

    Comfortable grip lets you maintain consistent pressure throughout a full interior detail.

How does it compare?

Detailing Corporation Leather & Textile Brush vs a typical cheaper alternative

Not all interior brushes are built with both leather and textile in mind. Here is an honest look at where this brush stands out, and where a budget option keeps pace.

Feature DetailerSA Alternative
Safe agitation on leather without abrasion risk Yes No
Genuine horsehair bristles for controlled, non-damaging scrubbing Yes No
Bristle stiffness suited to both leather and textile in one brush Yes No
Ergonomic handle for comfortable, extended use Yes Yes
Compact size that reaches bolster edges and stitching channels Yes Yes
Available in multiple sizes for different interior zones No Yes
Leather & Textile Cleaning Brush Detailing Corporation.

Built for every interior

From leather seats to fabric headliners

Whether you are deconning a neglected interior or maintaining a pristine one, the brush's balanced bristle stiffness means you can switch between leather and textile surfaces in the same detail without swapping tools.

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Questions

Frequently asked

What surfaces can I use this brush on?

It is designed for leather and textile surfaces - think seats, door cards, headliners, carpets and boot liners. The horsehair bristles are firm enough to agitate fabric fibres but gentle enough not to scratch or scuff leather grain.

Is it safe on perforated leather?

Yes. The horsehair bristles will not catch or tear perforations when used with light to moderate pressure. Work in short strokes along the perforations rather than across them to keep the bristles from dragging material into the holes.

Which cleaning products should I pair this brush with?

Use it with any quality leather cleaner or upholstery shampoo. Apply your cleaner to the surface or directly onto the bristles, agitate with the brush, then lift the loosened soil with a clean microfibre cloth or wet-vac extraction.

Can I use it on alcantara or suede-effect trim?

Yes, with care. Use lighter pressure on alcantara and work with the nap of the material to avoid matting the fibres. A dedicated alcantara cleaner used alongside the brush will give the best result.

How do I clean the brush after use?

Rinse the bristles thoroughly under warm running water immediately after use to flush out embedded soil and product residue. Shake out excess water, reshape the bristles and allow the brush to air-dry fully before storing it.

What pressure should I use on leather?

Light to moderate pressure is all you need. The horsehair does the work - excessive force will not clean more effectively and may cause surface burnishing on softer, lighter-coloured leathers. Let the cleaner dwell for 30 to 60 seconds before agitating.

Will the bristles scratch dark or light leather colours?

Horsehair is a traditional material used specifically because it is soft enough for both light and dark leathers. As with any brush, test on an inconspicuous area first if you are working on a very light or delicate factory finish.

What size is the brush and why does it matter?

The brush measures 18cm x 5cm. That width gives good coverage on flat seat panels while the length keeps your hand clear of the surface and gives you leverage in deeply bolstered sports seats and tight door-card sections.

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