Agent00McFly

I have read a post on here that some people have given feed back on regarding cloth seats and leather seats. Is the leather in our stangs really that bad? Is there anyway to prevent them from cracking or looking like crap? The car is my daily and I would like to keep it looking good as long as I can. After all its a Mustang.

Nuke

There are a few decent leather care products that will maintain luster and prevent cracking. But since our seats are "leather trimmed" and not all leather, we need a product that also works well on vinyl (or whatever the non-trim material is). I've been using a maguires product but I'm sure there are other good products available. Just don't use Armorall...

gremlin190

I've had my car since Aug of 06. Seats look great. All I use is Lexol products for leather and Vinyl

Agent00McFly

Thanks. Although I know that nothing lasts forever I just want to keep it looking good for as long as I can.

Tylus

just keep the leather conditioned.

it drying out is why the seats end up looking like crap after a few years....make sure the area closest to the door gets special attention. it's a rub spot

Agent00McFly

Thanks. I knew if I were to post on here there would be some insight into this.

VictoriaRR

My seat does look pretty crappy... that rub spot near the door is ugly. The backseats look perfect though... probably because they've only had like three asses total sitting in them. lol Passenger seat looks alright.

I wonder if the new soy seats are any better or if I should just get cloth next time around.

Torch Red GT

can you use the same conditioner for red leather? I remember someone saying that they tried using something on there red leather and it wiped off color.

baddog671

Mine had the rub spot when I got it with 14,800 miles

Matafy

No!!! Does this mean I shouldn't get leather?