well i did a search... but didnt find anything. i wanted to know what type of leather is the leather for the seats in the TL-p? i know the type s has the perforated seats... what about the tl-p. reason being is i just bought leather conditioner and cleaner for a leather jacket... and was wondering if i can use it on tl-p. if not... im jus gonna go and get the lexol products! thanks in advance for any help!!!

 

cow?

 

i imagine its just good 'ol regular leather.. i have all of the Lexol leather care wipes and it says on there that they can be used on clothes and shoes and luggage as well as my leather in my car so I would imagine that the reverse is also true. But Lexol is nice for your car, esp. the conditioning wipes.

 

just regular leather i guess?
as for conditioning, never tried lexol but i have used meguiar's and its good stuff and since there are tons of people prasing lexol stuff, doesnt hurt to try out either of them.

 

I thing they use the bulls that don't make milk too

 

I use Griots Garage leather care products and Meguiars. http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog....1006&SKU=11535

I think he is asking if the leather in our cars are dyed or painted in color and if the leather in the seats is vinylized heavily like some other leathers.

I think that our leather is painted, not vat-dyed.

 

I hear they use the bulls that don't make good milk too...

 

Early ads for the TL said "High quality Milano leather", if that means anything to ya.

 

I read somewhere that my 02 TL-P seats are NOT real leather. I've been trying to find where I read it so I could post that info. I'll keep looking.

 

They're Kangaroo leather.

 

the seat bottoms and backs are leather...the sides and backs are vinyl

 

I use turtle wax for leather interior. it makes the seats super slippery. its fun watching ppl slide around in the back when u make a turn

 

hahahah...im gona go buy some of that

 

beef jerkys?

 

The leather seats are clearcoated to protect the finish. Any leather cleaner/conditioner will work except Connolly's. That is designed for non-clearcoated leather like in the Rolls Royce and other very high end cars.