Leather treatment
#1
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Leather treatment
Hi everyone I use to buy Lexus leather cleaner and conditioner from Lexus but Lexus no longer sells it so what's a good leather cleaner and conditioner to buy to take cae of my leather thanks
#4
Originally Posted by naquin123
Hi everyone I use to buy Lexus leather cleaner and conditioner from Lexus but Lexus no longer sells it so what's a good leather cleaner and conditioner to buy to take cae of my leather thanks
#7
Keep in mind, you can't condition leather that is sealed in polyurethane...the best thing you can do for the little bit of actual leather in your car is keep it clean to avoid cracking the seal...otherwise your just spending money on the scent of whatever you are using...
a mix of warm water and woolite works really well
a mix of warm water and woolite works really well
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#8
I second that. That's really all you need to clean it. You can add a protector (I use Leather Master Car Interior Leather Protection Cream) - I found it helps prevent stains (like color transfer from jeans - it had happened on my previous car)
#11
Keep in mind, you can't condition leather that is sealed in polyurethane...the best thing you can do for the little bit of actual leather in your car is keep it clean to avoid cracking the seal...otherwise your just spending money on the scent of whatever you are using a mix of warm water and woolite works really well
#12
Best advice, sure to be ignored, and the one recommended in our owner's manual (although the Woolite is called "neutral wool detergent.") I follow up with a light coat of 303 protectant. Never ever had any leather cracking issues since I started to use 303 protectant on sealed leathers and vinyls in 1999.
303 is great stuff and often overlooked. I recently tried the 303 3 in 1 leather stuff and it seems really good. Regular 303 for vinyl and plastic can't be beat.
#13
Lexus Champion
Best advice, sure to be ignored, and the one recommended in our owner's manual (although the Woolite is called "neutral wool detergent.") I follow up with a light coat of 303 protectant. Never ever had any leather cracking issues since I started to use 303 protectant on sealed leathers and vinyls in 1999.