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Two things I can share:
1) If you don’t lift your legs getting out and leverage a bit on the steering wheel, you are going to get wear/creases on that driver side seat edge. You have to get in a habit of lifting up when getting out.
2) You can CAREFULLY use a heat gun and go over the creases slowly and steadily to tighten the leather and remove wear lines. You can get a cheap one on Amazon for $30. *Get too close or go too slow and you will burn your seat. Go nice and even and you will get creases out after several minutes. I do this once or twice a year and probably condition leather once a month.
Two things I can share:
1) If you don’t lift your legs getting out and leverage a bit on the steering wheel, you are going to get wear/creases on that driver side seat edge. You have to get in a habit of lifting up when getting out.
2) You can CAREFULLY use a heat gun and go over the creases slowly and steadily to tighten the leather and remove wear lines. You can get a cheap one on Amazon for $30. *Get too close or go too slow and you will burn your seat. Go nice and even and you will get creases out after several minutes. I do this once or twice a year and probably condition leather once a month.
This is awesome. Does it need that level of heat or wifey's normal hair dryer enough?