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I was quite impressed with Poor Boy's
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Poorboy's Leather Stuff is a great option as it's a 1 step product, that cleans, lightly conditions, UV protects and adds some leather scent. Great all around product for coated leather. Another nice option is the Optimum Protectant Plus, another 1 step product that cleans and UV protects.
I like the Lexol leather products too and can be found locally which is always convenient. The only downside is the lack of UV protection.
George
I like the Lexol leather products too and can be found locally which is always convenient. The only downside is the lack of UV protection.
George
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Poorboy's Leather Stuff is a great option as it's a 1 step product, that cleans, lightly conditions, UV protects and adds some leather scent. Great all around product for coated leather. Another nice option is the Optimum Protectant Plus, another 1 step product that cleans and UV protects.
I like the Lexol leather products too and can be found locally which is always convenient. The only downside is the lack of UV protection.
George
I like the Lexol leather products too and can be found locally which is always convenient. The only downside is the lack of UV protection.
George
How often would you have to apply Poorboy's Leather Stuff to keep the leather pliable? Also, what does this stuff smell like, and how long will the scent last for?
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Megs on the other hand, have been at it a long time. I know they conduct a lot of research before they produce anything. Ive never used it before, matter of fact theres a lot of Megs stuff I have never used!
In either case, chances are your seats are vinyl coated and dont need a whole lot of critical care. Light cleaning with a warm dampened MF (water) weekly will remove light dirst away, and an occasional (8-10 weeks) layer of "protection" will normally suffice.
Again, i will refer to this article by my buddy over at einszett USA here in So Cal......I still think its one of the better leather care articles one could read!
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We offer Poorboy's Leather Stuff . Let me know if I can help with anything else.
George
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