MattB07TL

Randomly stumbled upon this stuff and very glad I did. Stuff works amazingly I bought a gallon off Ebay for like 25 bucks came with an applicator bottle and pad, And with a gallon of it that will probably last a lifetime. I use Zymol leather cleaner spray and then the conditioner about once a month. Its definitely worth trying out.

http://www.3dproducts.com/Liquid-Leather.html

meowevil

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please give us some explanation of your recommendation.
It would be nice if you can provide pics as well

RainSupreme

^ +1, I've never heard of it

Fatfrii

as long as it doesnt make the leather real slick and slippery im down....let us know how it works

Yvuru

I use zaino.

There stuff is suppose to be expensive. They recommend that when applying their product to your car to use as little amount as possible.

I have the zaino leather cleaner spray and zaino leather conditioner. The product advertises that it will leave a non sticky surface that isnt greasy. It leaves a greasy feeling for a day or two to be honest. But after those 2 days the leather feels and smells amazing (time would be shorter if you let the car air out.) It also has some UV protection for the sun.

http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...oduct_Count=14
http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...oduct_Count=15

Leaves the leather feeling and smelling amazing. Highly recommend it

meowevil

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I used zaino before while I think they are one of the good alternative. But no match with leather Leatherique Prestine Clean + Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil. Do a quick search about Leatherique in the forum and you will see why I said they are one of the best you can get.

TOGWT

Simple cleaning and protection steps that will prolong the life of finished leather. Unless a Premium Leather option was purchased the type of leather upholstery used by 95% of OEM is a multi stratum covering over the leather hide; pigmentation (colour) and an abrasion resistant urethane. Finished leather s only requirement is to be kept clean and protected, urethane doesn’t require conditioning or rejuvenation

potmilkz

is this your professional opinion on how good this product works mattb07tl? or are you still a novice at detailing? there is a difference between thinking it works and actually seeing it last.

please post before and after pics.

i strongly believe leatherique works best for acura leather..

RainSupreme

I looked up that leatherique stuff and it looks good the only thing is it asks to let you car sit and bake in the sun for at least a day or cover the seats and let it steam so it can dry, I don't always have that kinda time.

MEM3

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yes leatherique certainly works best after u bake it in the sun with the windows up for a full day- its not necessarily harder to apply its just more time consuming due to the down time