Leather Seat Care

Dkyacht · Nov 9, 2012

Mdrnizd said:
Thanks guys! Where do you get the Lexol?

Pep boys, discount auto, etc...

Dave

rwjr · Nov 9, 2012

Any leather conditioner that is NOT petroleum based. You want something silicon based.

Deinonychus · Nov 9, 2012

I use Wolfgang "Leather Care Cleaner" and then Wolfgang "Leather Care Conditioner"

Baddkarmaracing · Nov 12, 2012

I use lexol on all my leather stuff works great!

Fred · Nov 12, 2012

Baddkarmaracing said:
I use lexol on all my leather stuff works great!

It riled the Lexol, and did not see it worked any better than the Maquires Leather care...is there a special way you apply it?

Thanks,

Fred

Baddkarmaracing · Nov 12, 2012

Fred said:
It riled the Lexol, and did not see it worked any better than the Maquires Leather care...is there a special way you apply it?

Thanks,

Fred

I loosely follow the directions, they say 1 or 2 sprays on a rag I use 4 or 5 other than that its just like the bottle says

Marcs · Nov 30, 2012

I use either griot's leather care or zymol leather conditioner.

whtrapta · Nov 30, 2012

Honestly, there is no best way. These seats just suck. I clean mine with meguiars, mothers, all of them. None do anything for softening the leather.
I have left saddle conditioner on them over night, this stuff can take the firmest brand new stirrups and make them bend like noodles. Doesn't do one dang thing to these seats.
I heard somewhere that the leather is actually plastic coated, supposedly to help with wear and less maintenance. It would make sense.
I'm planning on replacing my seats in the next few months. I cant stand to get in and see these nasty creases and feel that low quality junk.
All that aside, these are some comfortable seats.

justvettn · Nov 30, 2012

I had a small scuff mark on my seat and used a leather conditioner cleaner and it turned the scuff white, should not have put anything on them.

Fred · Nov 30, 2012

whtrapta said:
Honestly, there is no best way. These seats just suck. I clean mine with meguiars, mothers, all of them. None do anything for softening the leather.
I have left saddle conditioner on them over night, this stuff can take the firmest brand new stirrups and make them bend like noodles. Doesn't do one dang thing to these seats.
I heard somewhere that the leather is actually plastic coated, supposedly to help with wear and less maintenance. It would make sense.
I'm planning on replacing my seats in the next few months. I cant stand to get in and see these nasty creases and feel that low quality junk.
All that aside, these are some comfortable seats.

Make complete sense...I was doing my seats once every two weeks and my car stays in the garage..they are comfortable so I can't complain much...just don't seem durable...

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