Leatherique results
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Leatherique results
I decided to order some Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil and Pristine Clean for my '08 GS460, as I felt like Lexol just wasn't really doing the trick for me.
First I did a test run on my parents' '02 Tundra (tan seats). You can see that I did the passenger seat only in the pictures, so it should give a good idea what the seats like both before and after. The black seats are my GS, and because they were already in great condition, I didn't bother with any before shots, so I've included a couple of the finished product only.
Overall, it's a very simple process. After vacuuming the seats and wiping them clean with a damp microfiber, I massaged the rejuvenator oil in by hand, then let it sit on the seats for 24 hours (20 hours on the GS). Once the oils had soaked in, I sprayed the seats down with the pristine clean, then buffed them dry with a microfiber. The seats were still a little tacky feeling for another day, but parking the cars outside in the sun for a bit dried them right up. Definitely a night and day difference with the overall feel of the leather. I strongly recommend this product.
Feel free to ask any questions if you have any!
If anybody's interested, here's the kit I ordered:
First I did a test run on my parents' '02 Tundra (tan seats). You can see that I did the passenger seat only in the pictures, so it should give a good idea what the seats like both before and after. The black seats are my GS, and because they were already in great condition, I didn't bother with any before shots, so I've included a couple of the finished product only.
Overall, it's a very simple process. After vacuuming the seats and wiping them clean with a damp microfiber, I massaged the rejuvenator oil in by hand, then let it sit on the seats for 24 hours (20 hours on the GS). Once the oils had soaked in, I sprayed the seats down with the pristine clean, then buffed them dry with a microfiber. The seats were still a little tacky feeling for another day, but parking the cars outside in the sun for a bit dried them right up. Definitely a night and day difference with the overall feel of the leather. I strongly recommend this product.
Feel free to ask any questions if you have any!
If anybody's interested, here's the kit I ordered:
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j33179 (07-30-21)
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I recommend after using the Prestine Clean as directed, mix a small amount in water and wipe down the seats this gets rid of any tacky feeling. Great product I LOVE the fact that it cleans the seats with almost no abrasive action.
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Ezroni (02-07-22)
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Not going to lie, I had a pair of old, ratty-looking, leather Sperry boat shoes that I stopped wearing, so I used some on them and they seriously look brand new. Figured what the heck? Saved me $100. Definitely a big fan of this product.
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Great write up, thank you!
I just purchased a 2013 GS350 and with the Flaxen interior and was looking for a product, as I love the Flaxen tan seats. This is the first vehicle I have had with leather and needed help.
Amazon said my Leartherique will be here Tuesday...
I just purchased a 2013 GS350 and with the Flaxen interior and was looking for a product, as I love the Flaxen tan seats. This is the first vehicle I have had with leather and needed help.
Amazon said my Leartherique will be here Tuesday...
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It's a great product. Used it on my parents' '14 RX, and it made a noticeable difference. The Pristine Clean is also a great product to use as a maintenance cleaning spray on the leather, as well as the dash. Post up your results!
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Reston4GS (11-12-17)
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Yeah I bought the package off Amazon which comes with both products and a brush. I will post pictures soon, I pick the car up tomorrow and will start working on it very soon.
Thanks again TRD_Power!
Thanks again TRD_Power!
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DaSyce (11-18-17)
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