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03-23-05, 08:51 PM
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Was the final conclusion on our lexus leather seats the following: That leather rejuvenators (the stuff that's supposed to make them soft again) won't work on our seats because there is a top layer on the leather that won't allow it to absorb the stuff?
03-23-05, 08:56 PM
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Originally Posted by prep2
Was the final conclusion on our lexus leather seats the following: That leather rejuvenators (the stuff that's supposed to make them soft again) won't work on our seats because there is a top layer on the leather that won't allow it to absorb the stuff?
03-23-05, 08:58 PM
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I'm not sure if I'm correct, but I think I remember reading this was so. I've tried some leather conditionars without much luck. All they do is make the leather feel slick or sticky.
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Guys...after reading here about lexor stuff and fast orange cleaner, i did both to my 92 leather, which was hard and starting to crack and it NOTICABLY softened and conditioned the leather... much much better.
have you priced getting new leather?? you'll want to try this first !
have you priced getting new leather?? you'll want to try this first !
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