2016 RDX questions
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2016 RDX questions
I had a couple of questions:
1. Do I need to apply a leather conditioner right now? Or should I wait a few month and do it? I don't have any experience with leather conditioners, so any suggestion is welcome.
2. My RDX did not come with wheel locks. Does anyone know if these will fit?
1. Do I need to apply a leather conditioner right now? Or should I wait a few month and do it? I don't have any experience with leather conditioners, so any suggestion is welcome.
2. My RDX did not come with wheel locks. Does anyone know if these will fit?
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You can treat your leather anytime you want - from day one. There are many choices for you. I've been using turtle wax ICE for years and have never had a problem. I use it in my cars and on our furniture.. They also make an ICE wax/sealant - spray it on and wipe it off. It's easy to use and very quick (you have to use microfiber cloths, though). And fwiw, I have no vested interest in turtle wax.
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with that being said; its easier to clean and maintain than real full grain leather, and OP will not have to waste money on leather cleaner.
simply take a mixture of woolite and water and wipe down seats to remove surface grime. that is all that is needed to keep surface of seats clean
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I prefer LeatherMasters products as they do not leave any film or make the leather shiny like inexpensive cleaners/protectants.
If you have light colored seats or if you wear jeans, then I would clean and protect from day one.
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Thanks for the info Justin/ Ceb.
Last edited by Comfy; 12-15-2015 at 09:29 AM.
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I'm sorry to confuse, but most car manufactures use some kind of synthetic leather, or vinyl. not real Top Grain of FULL grain leather.
with that being said; its easier to clean and maintain than real full grain leather, and OP will not have to waste money on leather cleaner.
simply take a mixture of woolite and water and wipe down seats to remove surface grime. that is all that is needed to keep surface of seats clean
with that being said; its easier to clean and maintain than real full grain leather, and OP will not have to waste money on leather cleaner.
simply take a mixture of woolite and water and wipe down seats to remove surface grime. that is all that is needed to keep surface of seats clean
Quite frankly, top grain leather isn't really suited for automotive use as car seats get far more abuse than the chair in your English drawing room.
Last edited by ceb; 12-15-2015 at 09:33 AM.
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Sigh. How Leather Goes from Cow to Your Car ? Feature ? Car and Driver | Car and Driver Blog
While the following is an ad for their products, the basic premise is sound.
Real leather care for all modern cars | Bowden's Own Premium Car Care
While the following is an ad for their products, the basic premise is sound.
Real leather care for all modern cars | Bowden's Own Premium Car Care
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LOL - definitely no need for wheel locks on an RDX
Doesn't Acura suggest wiping down the seats with just a damp towel? I've never used any chemicals on my leather seats in over 20 years and they've always looked great
Doesn't Acura suggest wiping down the seats with just a damp towel? I've never used any chemicals on my leather seats in over 20 years and they've always looked great
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Last edited by Kaputnik; 12-16-2015 at 03:59 PM.
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Salespeople are fond of saying that the car has "leather" or "leather interior" as though all upholstery, including door panels etc., are included in their statement. Ask one sometime what the actual % content is (and where) and see what happens next.
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Yep. On our S2000 boards, folks are still debating what parts are leather and what is not.
Last edited by Kaputnik; 12-16-2015 at 04:10 PM.
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Typically (I think) it's just the little square where your butt goes. Salespeople can get you a straight answer but that would require giving you a, well, straight answer.
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The side bolsters are leather too. Anything your body touches is leather. You'll have to use your hands to touch vinyl
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