Leatherique Results and a Few Other Pictures...
04-20-2008, 04:53 PM
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I use the Leatherique products as well. I've encountred some 928s with real stiff leather that required REPEATED treatments. I honestly think Lexol is just as good, having used it on cardboard leather in the past with very good results, but for now I use Leatherique.
Prestine is very good for cleaning vinyl and plastic, as well as leather. Love it.
Prestine is very good for cleaning vinyl and plastic, as well as leather. Love it.
I've honestly never had good results with LExol regardless if the leather was in good or poor condition. I could never get the deep cleaning capabilities I do with Leatherique. Are there any tips or tricks that you know of to make it work? Sure would be nice to have an alternative that is priced well and is available everywhere.
04-20-2008, 09:43 PM
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04-20-2008, 11:16 PM
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Just went to the Leatherique site and they are running a special to buy 16 oz each of the rejuvinator oil and pristine clean for $35. Not bad considering they sell the oil only for $31.95 and the Pristine clean for another $22. I think I will be doing this soon.
04-21-2008, 01:34 AM
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That's a good look! That Leatherique is something else, makes you fall in love with her all over again. Nice detail job too, I know the water will just run away from the paint!!!
04-21-2008, 02:56 AM
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Prestine does work really well on plastics/vinyl, pricey but worth it!
I've honestly never had good results with Lexol regardless if the leather was in good or poor condition. I could never get the deep cleaning capabilities I do with Leatherique. Are there any tips or tricks that you know of to make it work? Sure would be nice to have an alternative that is priced well and is available everywhere.
I've honestly never had good results with Lexol regardless if the leather was in good or poor condition. I could never get the deep cleaning capabilities I do with Leatherique. Are there any tips or tricks that you know of to make it work? Sure would be nice to have an alternative that is priced well and is available everywhere.
