anyone know how? Theres leather polish, and cleaner, but never have I seen a de glossing. To make it look more flat like at car shows and such. Maybe I'm not looking hard enough.

Use the wrong stuff. Ask me how i know....

Austin, just take a car load of kids to the beach. Be sure to buy the some ice cream and cotton candy. Have them run and play in the sand dunes all day. Then, load 'em back up in the car for a long ride home. I assure you all the gloss will be gone by the time you get home!

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How do you know? And what happened?

Half the reason I want to de gloss, is because they got dirty, and I had to clean them. Being that its summer it will happen more and more so, I am trying to eliminiate the glossiness, i think it looks cheap. I suppose anything that can take any gloss out helps.