All seats or just fronts?
All seats or just fronts?
When you guys condition your seats (with Lexol etc.) are you just doing the ones you are using most or do you do them all - front and back seats - regardless if you have ever sat in them?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Originally Posted by TBone2004
When you guys condition your seats (with Lexol etc.) are you just doing the ones you are using most or do you do them all - front and back seats - regardless if you have ever sat in them?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Sorry for the sarcasm, in my point of view you want to keep the car as pristine as possible, I do all leather surfaces in the car as this will look the nicest. People do not sit in my backseat very often either.
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Originally Posted by NightRider
When you take a shower do you wash just the parts of your body you use the most, or the whole thing?
Sorry for the sarcasm, in my point of view you want to keep the car as pristine as possible, I do all leather surfaces in the car as this will look the nicest. People do not sit in my backseat very often either.
Sorry for the sarcasm, in my point of view you want to keep the car as pristine as possible, I do all leather surfaces in the car as this will look the nicest. People do not sit in my backseat very often either.
Originally Posted by caball88
yeah but your whole body is exposed to the elements when the back seats never really get touched. the driver's seat obvious gets used and the passenger seats gets alot of use too. and its conditioning not cleaning so much. the front seats just get more wear and tear from use and the need for more conditioning.
Because most people hardly ever use the back seats, you find cars all over with worn looking front seats and almost perfect back seats. Although the back seats are still exposed to things like heat, dryness, and other weather that can accelerate wear.
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