Leather seats
#12
RE: Leather seats
ORIGINAL: gale155
Over the course of many years, I've triedeverything under the sunon leather - always looking for something better, I suppose. Iliked Meguiars Gold Class cleaner/conditioner, but I've finally concluded that there is simply nothing better than Lexol, and it's the only thing I'm going to use from now on. They make a "ph cleaner", if you need it, and a liquid conditioner.
Over the course of many years, I've triedeverything under the sunon leather - always looking for something better, I suppose. Iliked Meguiars Gold Class cleaner/conditioner, but I've finally concluded that there is simply nothing better than Lexol, and it's the only thing I'm going to use from now on. They make a "ph cleaner", if you need it, and a liquid conditioner.
#14
RE: Leather seats
I was using Simoniz Leather Cleaner & Conditioner. It's really nothing to write home about though. All it really does is make your leather shinier and a little slippery to sit on. Gonna try others as soon as it warms up.
I too will never use Armor All. My dad used to put that stuff on everything in and on his car. The dash, vinyl seats (70's & 80's cars were huge with vinyl seats), vinyl top, etc...
Everything he put Armor All on, cracked like crazy.
I too will never use Armor All. My dad used to put that stuff on everything in and on his car. The dash, vinyl seats (70's & 80's cars were huge with vinyl seats), vinyl top, etc...
Everything he put Armor All on, cracked like crazy.
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RE: Leather seats
i read this thread a while ago and when i was in the car care aisle in walmart (not for my monte, my friend asked me to tag along while he got some stuff) i happened to see STP Son of a Gun and i thought of Rj... sorry, random... will be coming here this summer to see what to get for myself...
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