I was wondering if any of you guy have problem with the LEXOL leather conditioner?? cuz it was raining yesterday and I notice it has streak on the leather after the water had ran down.

 

lexol is great stuff but you do have to be careful with it. the initial application of the cleaner shouldn't be too heavy. afterwards, use a clean damp towel to go over all the surfaces again to make sure all of the cleaner is removed.

when you apply the conditioner, don't use too much. rub it it well especially around the seams and the surface areas that are subject to more wear and tear (bottom seat surface, side bolsters). let it set for 15 or 20 minutes (which should be about the time you work your way around the interior) and go back over everything with a clean dry towel.

tip: i have a 9" orbital buffer that i carefully hit the surfaces with. i put a fresh bonnet on the buffer and buff away. gives my black leather interior a nice warm glow without being too shiny.

 

our seats are clearcoated, so there's not really an advantage to "conditioning" them. Use the cleaner and then protectant like 303.

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