Meguiar's Leather Conditioner
Meguiar's Leather Conditioner
I have the spray on Leather Conditioner and I have to say I'm un-satisfied. I have a broken back and I shouldn't even be conditioning my leather right now but I love my car too much to conitnue to watch my leather get ugly. I have ebony interior and the solution made the leather darker so basically places I miss are blotchy and look ugly because they are a different color. TO be more specific, places I can see, but can't reach. Anyone experience this problem? I'm thinking of taking some time this weekend and going over it all again and then change to Lexol. What a waste of time.
Originally Posted by donkeykang
I have the spray on Leather Conditioner and I have to say I'm un-satisfied. I have a broken back and I shouldn't even be conditioning my leather right now but I love my car too much to conitnue to watch my leather get ugly. I have ebony interior and the solution made the leather darker so basically places I miss are blotchy and look ugly because they are a different color. TO be more specific, places I can see, but can't reach. Anyone experience this problem? I'm thinking of taking some time this weekend and going over it all again and then change to Lexol. What a waste of time.
donkey kang, it might help if you spray that shit on to a rag, and then wipe the seats down....personal,ly, i never spray anything directly on to my car, because of the exact problem you stated, it gets too blotchy...i would try to spray the rag, it will make it much easier to apply exactly as much as you want
i used meguir's cleaner and conditioner, not the spray, but the one u apply to a rag....when i freshly did it, i had the same result as asian rage, but the next day, it was looking and feeling real nice....i guess jsut let it sit there for a while
i used meguir's cleaner and conditioner, not the spray, but the one u apply to a rag....when i freshly did it, i had the same result as asian rage, but the next day, it was looking and feeling real nice....i guess jsut let it sit there for a while
Meguiars makles three different kinds of leather treatment products.
there is the wipes, like asian rage said, I personally don't buy them. Wipes are usually a rip off $$$ wise.
They have a spray bottle, smells nice, works ok, no real complaints.
The third one is the only one by meguiars that comes in two bottles. They are aloe based, one bottle a cleaner and the other the conditioner. The correct way to clean your leather seats would be similar to the way you clean your skin, use a soap and wipe with water. Once it's dry use the moisturizing/ conditioner afterwards.
there is the wipes, like asian rage said, I personally don't buy them. Wipes are usually a rip off $$$ wise.
They have a spray bottle, smells nice, works ok, no real complaints.
The third one is the only one by meguiars that comes in two bottles. They are aloe based, one bottle a cleaner and the other the conditioner. The correct way to clean your leather seats would be similar to the way you clean your skin, use a soap and wipe with water. Once it's dry use the moisturizing/ conditioner afterwards.
DonkeyKang, try using Zaino's Leather in a Bottle. I love it. Have kept my Ebony leather in mint condition for last nine monts. I've applied it just twice. Also it smell leather and I love it.
Originally Posted by ResidualFreedom
The third one is the only one by meguiars that comes in two bottles. They are aloe based, one bottle a cleaner and the other the conditioner. The correct way to clean your leather seats would be similar to the way you clean your skin, use a soap and wipe with water. Once it's dry use the moisturizing/ conditioner afterwards.
I can personally vouch for this product. It's all I use now, and I love it! I have an ebony interior as well.
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