leather interior conditioner
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A common misconception is that leather should be slick/glossy. That's (in most cases) bad, and many of the synthetic "leather conditioner" products will give you this look, and many of these companies push that glossy leather is good leather. Your leather should have a relatively matte finish.
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Being in the leather upholstery business - I think I have made at least six posts to this forum regarding this topic, you can do a search if you like. Some of the products mentioned here are junk, but that's the way it is - I gave up long ago recommending the brand I use.
Whatever you choose, leather has to be cleaned first before conditioner is applied. There is no one-step product that will work. You have to get the dirt and oils off first before you come in with conditioner. And the next more important thing is frequency, do it at least three times a year.
Whatever you choose, leather has to be cleaned first before conditioner is applied. There is no one-step product that will work. You have to get the dirt and oils off first before you come in with conditioner. And the next more important thing is frequency, do it at least three times a year.
Read through: Key takewaways.
- Clean and then condition. Use separate cleaners and conditioners. Don't use all in one products.
- Use manufacturer recommended products. (maybe matters less if you are out of warranty)
- Clean and condition at least a couple of times a year.
Last edited by digitalwiz; 10-24-2020 at 03:44 PM.
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I know it’s an all in one but I like Lederpflege a lot... plus the rest of Nextzett’s products as well.
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Leather master cleaner, vital, and protection cream.
https://leatherworldtech.com/leather...xoCOywQAvD_BwE
https://leatherworldtech.com/leather...xoCOywQAvD_BwE
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I use Swissvax leather milk. Leather masters is good too. So is Zaino.
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Leatherique here too. I was sold after using it on a filthy steering wheel that turned out like new. I thought the wheel would have to be replaced before I cleaned and treated it
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Leather master cleaner, vital, and protection cream.
https://leatherworldtech.com/leather...xoCOywQAvD_BwE
https://leatherworldtech.com/leather...xoCOywQAvD_BwE
Best stuff for in-between cleanings and just a touch up. It's also really only for newer coated leathers. They do make other leather products for other type of leather, but it's not in the same category as Leather Masters.
Lexol is CRAP!! It will eat stitching over time, and will dye the stitching. I would stay away unless you have old non-treated leather.
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