desco10

Hey guys,

Just wondering if I should use lexol or 303 on my seats to clean and condition them. I plan on spending this Sunday cleaning my baby's seats. I've checked the board and alot of people reccomend lexol and a few mentioned 303 however, 303 seems to be a wipe down process and lexol is a two-step deal. It seems like washing and then conditioning would be better so I'm leaning more towards Lexol however the people that posted about 303 said that it was way better? Any opinions/advice?



Thanks

sparky57

I've used all three of the Lexol products - vinyl/leather cleaner/leather conditioner for a couple of years now. I can recommend all of them.

Summit Industries (who also makes Creomulsion cough syrup) is one of my customers and the people there are really good folks. My primary contact there is an older gentlemen who is very much a car fanatic.

rw

medic

you can wash with soapy water and then use 303 as the protectant. it works well.

personally, I do use lexol becasue it's easier to obtain then the 303.

Really, I think it depends on your preference. Lexol is a bit more slick and shiney comapred to the 303. either way, you won't go wrong.

peiqinglong

Lexol is the best for the leather and 303 for the vinyl and plastic. Use lexol for your seats and 303 for the dash.

jjpark

What about "Blue Magic", both the cleaner and the conditioner?

Jung

Raheel

I would go with Lexol For Sure Because its more shiny but than again shiny and than again 303 is for vinyl/plastic and dash..

samkws

water is fine too...wiping with semi wet cloth...

then conditioning with it

btw which leather conditioner is gd to use? for those that i can get in local auto stores...

peiqinglong

lexol leather conditioner

samkws

ok...let me see if it's in stores

TLS RULZ

samkws...

barns and saddlery - 404 and Elgin Mills (I think) - stocks all the lexol brand products.. they will also mail it to ya... That's where I get it from...

We should meet up sometime...we seem to be chatting a lot on the forums

BTW... I also used Lexol on all my leather furniture ... and I have cream leather couches... the cleaner is great and they conditioner leaves the room smelling like when we first bought the couches.

Last time I did the car seats, someone at work asked me how old the car was .... cus he commented on the new car smell.

peiqinglong

Lexol is available at Pep Boys. 303 might be available at an Acura, BMW, or Mercedes dealer...but at a overinflated price.

samkws

sure...i am thinking about of having a meet in early november...as soon as my new insurance policy starts...

404 and elgin mills?? i will go and take a look when i am on my way to the church...my church is at bayview and major mackenzie

JaDia4

I bought my 303 at Marine West (boating shop) for $16!!!! Go to 303's website, they give a list of dealers.

Yaron2

CHECK OUT THIS POST BEFORE USING ANY OF THOSE LEATHER PRODUCTS .... I WAS CERTAINLY SURPRISED!!!!

http://www.clublexus.com/forums/show...ght=soft+scrub

1999TL

damn that post is interesting.

Din

Yup that was my my post I did this on my 95 Sc300 http://www.acura-tl.com/forum/showth...hreadid=48043.

Din

Check Walmart they should have it

desco10

No offense to those that have tried it or are thinking about it, but there is absolutely no way I would put soft scrub on my leather seats of a 25,000 car.

I used the lexol cleaner and conditioner and they worked very very well, it was about 25 dollars for both and my seats look very very good. I feel like my car has that showroom shine again :-). I think I am going to go back to pep boys and buy the vinelyx for my dash and interior.

Im sorry guys but I cant see using soft scrub for something like my cars leather seats, this is just my opinion though.

Thanks for the tips. I love this forum!