British firm Invicta...
British firm Invicta brought its S1 Coup탩 to the NEC and announced changed prices and an improved cabin. The 170mph sports car is now í‚á£77,000, and boasts new interior trim with hand-stitched leather. Standard kit includes a Tracker recovery system, parking sensors and adjustable racing suspension.
When we tried Furniture...
When we tried Furniture Clinicò€™s Leather Ultra Clean in our Issue 882 test, it didnò€™t do too well. Now, itò€™s back ò€“ and has been much improved.
The solution is easily worked into the leather, and removes stains well. Once the grime is off, you can apply the companyò€™s Protection Clean, which conditions the hide.
A cloth is supplied to do this, and as the product is rubbed in, it continues to shift stubborn marks.
On our used carò€™s trim, the conditioner absorbed well; not much buffing was needed. But it left a glossy finish ò€“ weò€™d prefer a matt look ò€“ plus the aroma was synthetic.
Furniture Clinicò€™s two-part pack took longer to apply than Simoniz Leather Care Cream ò€“ our Product Honours 2008 champ (Issue 1,011) ò€“ yet still did a decent job.