Leather cleaner that doesn't shine
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Leather cleaner that doesn't shine
Does anyone know of a leather cleaner/conditioner that does not make the leather shiny like armoral? I have been using leather conditioner from Wilson's leather store. Is there anything wrong with this?
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i just bought that Meguiars stuff...and tried putting it on...and wtf, I started doing it and it get stuck in all those little ass perforated holes we got in the seats. Is there no way to clean the leather w/ this? Do i need to get like a spray rather than a shampoo/conditioner?? Help lol
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Originally posted by Dem1K
i just bought that Meguiars stuff...and tried putting it on...and wtf, I started doing it and it get stuck in all those little ass perforated holes we got in the seats. Is there no way to clean the leather w/ this? Do i need to get like a spray rather than a shampoo/conditioner?? Help lol
i just bought that Meguiars stuff...and tried putting it on...and wtf, I started doing it and it get stuck in all those little ass perforated holes we got in the seats. Is there no way to clean the leather w/ this? Do i need to get like a spray rather than a shampoo/conditioner?? Help lol
If that is too much for you, the only real way to get around that would be spray stuff.
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lexol leather cleaenr/ conditioner
lexol leather cleaenr/ conditioner
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I use Meguiars Gold Class cleaner/conditioner. The smell is not too bad, and it gives a natural finish (no greasy residue). To keep it out of the small holes I start with a very small piece of a cotton terry towel (6"X6"). Next, I saturate the towel with the conditioner and ring out the excess very well. Then I rub the rag over the surface lightly and none will get in the holes.
Additional TIP: If you happen to get some in the holes, smack the seat next to the area. This causes the air to blow the cleaner out of the holes. Or, you could probably use a Shop Vac to suck it out ???
Additional TIP: If you happen to get some in the holes, smack the seat next to the area. This causes the air to blow the cleaner out of the holes. Or, you could probably use a Shop Vac to suck it out ???
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Meguiars Gold Class cleaner/conditioner works great on black and no shine (just a nice sheen). If I do got it in a hole or two, I use a toothpick to get it out.
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Originally posted by gsrblack
Anyone know where I can buy Lexol cleaner/conditioner? It's a 2-step, right?
Would like to find it in a local store so I don't have to wait, unless it's a low cheaper.
Anyone know where I can buy Lexol cleaner/conditioner? It's a 2-step, right?
Would like to find it in a local store so I don't have to wait, unless it's a low cheaper.
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Originally posted by Crazy Sellout
Pinnacles the best for me, I think it smells better than lexol.
Pinnacles the best for me, I think it smells better than lexol.
I love pinnacle cleaner & conditioner. Bought 1 gallon of each as a matter of fact. Only problem, it could be considered "shiny" or "glossy".
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Originally posted by gsrblack
Anyone know where I can buy Lexol cleaner/conditioner? It's a 2-step, right?
Would like to find it in a local store so I don't have to wait, unless it's a low cheaper.
Anyone know where I can buy Lexol cleaner/conditioner? It's a 2-step, right?
Would like to find it in a local store so I don't have to wait, unless it's a low cheaper.
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