indoMFP

I have not conditioned or cleaned my seats since I got my car in Sept of last year, so I decided to condition the seats and I got the Lexol wipes.... My problem is that I wiped all the seats and the front and the rear seats look descent, but the front passenger seat is really shiny. Has anyone had this problem and also i noticed that the leather now has a lot more traction on it.... I no longer slide right into my seat, i kinda miss that. I was thinking that I may have used to much and that maybe i should wipe it down, but if I use a towel, i get cloth left on the seats.... i might just use a slightly damp towel to remove the shiny nature.... What would you guys do???

Any help is appreciated... thanks....

Bareback

I had the same problem, I just used a sweatshirt, turned inside out and that took the shine off.

indoMFP

Thanks man... I was thinking of just using a damp cloth and then doing it, but if I use water will it remove the Lexol conditioner?? I hope not, since the product is supposed to be 'soaking' into the leather ('skin').....

JPritch

I recommend the Meguiars Aloe two-step leather conditioning system. It's truly amazing and leaves your leather very clean and oh so supple.

The best I have ever used based on Lexol, Meguiars wipes, Formula 2001 wipes, and some stuff from Ikea.

And it also leaves your seats a little slick, which I personally don't like, but, would work well for you.

supercharged_amg

after trying all Meguiar's leather products, Lexol, Mothers, Black Magic, Armor All, Eagle One, Turtle wax, Connolly Hide Care, Wolfgang, Zaino, Pinnacle, Zymol Creme, - Zymol Treat is the best one for me. It does conditions very well - but make sure to follow per label instructions - warm your leather up! My driver's seat is in excellent condition, although my front passenger seat feels hard (maybe because it get most of sun). Anyway, I'm going to recondition/restore it with Leatherique in September, and post my results later on. Try Zymol Treat, you will like it! I love that banana smell!