Conditioning/Treating The Car's Interior Leather
#1
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Conditioning/Treating The Car's Interior Leather
This is a two-parter (lol).
1 - How important is this?
2 - And what would you recommend using?
2a (hey, I cheat, what can I say) - How long/involved a process is this?
1 - How important is this?
2 - And what would you recommend using?
2a (hey, I cheat, what can I say) - How long/involved a process is this?
#2
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You may want to venture over the to wash/wax forum in off topic, but I use Zaino. I use the cleaner and then the conditioner. It's not very time consuming at all, just takes a few minutes, really. I used to do it once a month, now I probably do it every other month or so.
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Suzuka Master
Used to be a Lexol person for years then found Leather CPR, amazing stuff, really brings the leather back to nice conditions. I do it at least once a month
http://www.leathercpr.com/products.htm
http://www.leathercpr.com/products.htm
#4
Used to be a Lexol person for years then found Leather CPR, amazing stuff, really brings the leather back to nice conditions. I do it at least once a month
http://www.leathercpr.com/products.htm
http://www.leathercpr.com/products.htm
Does it leave a matte finish? I have pinnacle leather conditioner and it is somewhat greasy or wet. I really want something that looks just like what the seats.
#5
You may want to venture over the to wash/wax forum in off topic, but I use Zaino. I use the cleaner and then the conditioner. It's not very time consuming at all, just takes a few minutes, really. I used to do it once a month, now I probably do it every other month or so.
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Nope, that is what I love about it. Lexol used to leave a film behind this stuff really does a great job, I treat it wait a hour or 2 and you would never know anything was put on seats other than the leather feels rejuvenated!
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I use Leather CPR as well, it works great for the seats and armrests.
Too bad it doesn't work too well on the dash, It'd be great if I had one product that could do everything.
Too bad it doesn't work too well on the dash, It'd be great if I had one product that could do everything.
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I highly recommend these products at www.leathermagic.com
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