Leather Care
#4
303, I heard, works good, but it seems a little harsh to me.
I love the Pinnacle Leather Cleaner and the Leather Condition. The cleaner uses Lanolin rather than silicons, so it seeps in and cleans from inside out without dousing the leather with a slick slimy residue.
I use this and love it. Good luck.
I love the Pinnacle Leather Cleaner and the Leather Condition. The cleaner uses Lanolin rather than silicons, so it seeps in and cleans from inside out without dousing the leather with a slick slimy residue.
I use this and love it. Good luck.
#6
Originally Posted by 03typeStl
How is it harsh ?
Anyways, I use this ..
Anyways, I use this ..
#7
Originally Posted by Bambo2888
im not basing that off of any statistical evidence, but rather that the same product is great to be used on tires and as an APC. i dont know, just me being paranoid.
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#8
^I use 303 and it's not made for leather. Won't harm it, but won't protect it either. Great for vinyl, plastic, rubber, ect. I'm using duragloss leather conditioner to keep my leather fresh. It's ph balanced for leather and has no alkalines or other synthetics in it. Just pure lanolin and mink oil. It's not slimy or sticky or anything either. There are "better" products, but for the leather in our cars they probally aren't worth it.
#10
Originally Posted by fahoumh
Have you even used 303?
#11
Originally Posted by Bambo2888
I'm a detailer... yes... why? its a product best used for vinyl and caked rubbers, not for cleaning and protecting leather...
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#12
303 is great on the dash and the sides of the seats(which arent leather) And works wonders on tonneau covers for pickups, but its best to get a good leather product for the seats!
lexol/meguiars are good.
lexol/meguiars are good.
#13
I use the meguiars gold class wipes and it keeps the leather shiny, but not slimy at all, very good product.Its a step up from what I used to use; some Leather conditioner that my mom had for the leather sofas. HA!
#14
First, I clean my leather with Zymol Leather Cleaner by sraying it on the surface and wiping it down with w/ a soft clean cloth. Then I condition my leather with Zymol Leather Conditioner (Creme) by applying it to a a SOFT sponge applicator.
Both come in 8oz bottles and cost approximitely $8 each.
Both come in 8oz bottles and cost approximitely $8 each.
#15
Ok Let me get my Flame suit on...
OK to clean the leather I use Grease Lighting.....
It work the best to get the stains out and retore leather back to the original color. I have been using this on all our cars with leather, and no problem yet since 1999.
After that I take a warm wet cloth and clean the leather again.
my final set is I use a cream conditioner. Either Megs or Lexol.
The leather in my TL looks brand new and so does the RSX. Our Suburban was the test dummy when I used Greased Lighting to clean it back in 1999.
Trust everyone I have talked to has said not to use Grease Lighting, but it works for me.
OK to clean the leather I use Grease Lighting.....
It work the best to get the stains out and retore leather back to the original color. I have been using this on all our cars with leather, and no problem yet since 1999.
After that I take a warm wet cloth and clean the leather again.
my final set is I use a cream conditioner. Either Megs or Lexol.
The leather in my TL looks brand new and so does the RSX. Our Suburban was the test dummy when I used Greased Lighting to clean it back in 1999.
Trust everyone I have talked to has said not to use Grease Lighting, but it works for me.
#16
Originally Posted by dnd2984
Ok Let me get my Flame suit on...
OK to clean the leather I use Grease Lighting.....
It work the best to get the stains out and retore leather back to the original color. I have been using this on all our cars with leather, and no problem yet since 1999.
After that I take a warm wet cloth and clean the leather again.
my final set is I use a cream conditioner. Either Megs or Lexol.
The leather in my TL looks brand new and so does the RSX. Our Suburban was the test dummy when I used Greased Lighting to clean it back in 1999.
Trust everyone I have talked to has said not to use Grease Lighting, but it works for me.
OK to clean the leather I use Grease Lighting.....
It work the best to get the stains out and retore leather back to the original color. I have been using this on all our cars with leather, and no problem yet since 1999.
After that I take a warm wet cloth and clean the leather again.
my final set is I use a cream conditioner. Either Megs or Lexol.
The leather in my TL looks brand new and so does the RSX. Our Suburban was the test dummy when I used Greased Lighting to clean it back in 1999.
Trust everyone I have talked to has said not to use Grease Lighting, but it works for me.
#17
Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Soft Scrub also works wonders on cleaning leather. Ive been using that for many years and also use it on my very expensive home furniture as well.
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