Has anyone used Chemical Guys Leather Conditioner?
 

I'm tempted to order it, so far the chemical guys products have been good to me, like the stripper scent air fresher (my fav)

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My experience with CG has always been average. Stuff is very affordable, readily available, and works ok. Depending on your vehicle, and what type of material your seats (and other interior parts) are, conditioner may or may not be useful. I don't use conditioner on my seats, rather I do maintenance cleaning every couple of weeks. You may want to (if you haven't yet) research what type of leather your car has, and whether you even need conditioner or not.

I actually have a bottle of that CG Conditioner now, it leaves a "chemical" smell, and not really a pleasant scent IMO.

For 20 years have used Zaino leather cleaner and leather in a bottle conditioner. Both do great jobs and make the leather smell like new again.

I tried it on two of my cars last year. It's no Leatherique but maybe a bit better than Lexol

Opinions....
 

We all have our favorite brands don't we. I've tried 90% of Leather products on market (tend to stick w high end products) and this is my Go-To Leather Cleaner & Conditioner that actually leaves a "Fresh" smell. No fake fragrance about it. Goes on easy w microfiber towels and leaves a beautiful satin sheen finish. I use it within the whole interior (sans windows of course) Only comes in this size, so grab one now while they're running 25% off!

Meguiars Leather Cleaner & Conditioner

Gunny thoughts on this? it appears to be the same as the link you provided.....

Ive been using it and it seems to be great....https://www.meguiars.com/automotive/...6-152-oz-spray

Griots for me

Been using Zaino for 25 plus years, no regrets.

My understanding is that leather car seats are coated with some kind of plastic clear coat, and so I don't use any specific leather cleaners/conditioners. Instead I clean the seats with either mild soap & water, or rinseless wash solution, and then treat with 303 Protectant, same as I do on the rest of the interior.

Dude, I've used that before, and it works really well.