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Leather treatment for saddle interior

4K views 8 replies 9 participants last post by  BuckeyeSRT 
#1 ·
Hi all,

Just finished detailing the exterior of my car (see picture thread for photos). Now my attention turns to inside. I purchased Lexol cleaner, conditioner, & Neetsfoot leather dressing. Can someone share how to handle the perforated seats. I have The cream version that you put on a pad and apply. I'm concerned the cream will clog the perforations in the seat. Any advice?
 
#6 ·
Leather conditioner is absolutely pointless on modern car leather. What you are doing is applying oil/lotion to a clear coat making it greasy and allowing dirt to stick to it easier.

If you have black/dark leahter just clean it regularly with a good leather cleaner. Or if you have light leather buy a leather protector to apply on top - think of it as sealant that you'd use on your paint.

That's what I use on my creme seats and its superb compared to the conditioner which do more harm than good.
 
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#8 ·
Leatherique...does an amazing job and keeps it looking FACTORY new. I did my 04 seats a month or so ago and the difference is amazing. My 04 now has better looking/feeling leather than most newer vehicles I've been in.
 
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