I've heard of problems when using leather cleaner and conditioner on perforated leather with certain cleaners. Is this the case with Lexol? Any tips on not getting the cream stuck in the little perforated holes in the seats?

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Silver CL-S w/ Navi, Spoiler, Wheel Locks, Trunk Tray, 19169, 9005

 

Those who have used it claim Lexol does not cause perforated seat gunk buildup.

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CL-S #22,299 Black/Parchment/Nav, spoiler, door & fender guards, wood trim, PIAA 19169 & 9005, V1 w/remote, trunk & winter mats, no headers, no sway bars, no springs, no money!

 

I used Lexol on a small moist sponge with the cleaner, no problems. I used a different sponge with the conditioner and then toweled it off. No build up appeared. My only gripe is that was 3 weeks ago and my parchement seat is dirty again ??? Just something to live with and happens to leather.

 

I use Zaino leather cleaner/conditioner's and I never have a problem with build up. The cream gets in the holes... but it evaporates quickly.

I apply it with the custom Zaino cotton applicators. (Those things are worth every penny... million+ uses for them)

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2001 Acura 3.2 CL Type-S
San Marino Red (Navigation)
PIAA 19173 Ion Yellow Fog Lights
Aftermarket Black Wood Trim Kit