Leather - Care
08-27-2007, 04:56 PM
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RE: Leather - Care
All the replies are spot on, you need to keep your center sections clean & supple. I'm sorta partial to Black Magic leather cleaner/conditioner, goes on like sun tan lotion and doesn'tleave your seats feelinggreasy, doesn't leave a scent, but that's a good thing because it means there are no fragrances(most fragrances have alcohol, not good for leather!). Although the Lexol brand is excellent and I recommend them highly as well.
08-27-2007, 06:08 PM
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RE: Leather - Care
ORIGINAL: 05gtdriver
All the replies are spot on, you need to keep your center sections clean & supple. I'm sorta partial to Black Magic leather cleaner/conditioner, goes on like sun tan lotion and doesn'tleave your seats feelinggreasy, doesn't leave a scent, but that's a good thing because it means there are no fragrances(most fragrances have alcohol, not good for leather!). Although the Lexol brand is excellent and I recommend them highly as well.
All the replies are spot on, you need to keep your center sections clean & supple. I'm sorta partial to Black Magic leather cleaner/conditioner, goes on like sun tan lotion and doesn'tleave your seats feelinggreasy, doesn't leave a scent, but that's a good thing because it means there are no fragrances(most fragrances have alcohol, not good for leather!). Although the Lexol brand is excellent and I recommend them highly as well.
They just need to read the ingredients. Mine smells like lemon, but doesn't have booz in it. It is all natural essence.
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