light gray leather care
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after doing some research, i found that many of you like to use Sonus for your leather... so, i am buying the kit! now, would you use it on the dash as well? its a light gray full leather
will post pictures of the car this weekend!
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will post pictures of the car this weekend!
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I have a two-tone black/grey full leather interior. I've been using the Sonus products and have generally been happy with them, I like the grippy matte finish the treatment product seems to leave on the leather.
I tried the Sonus on the red leather furniture in my den and while I like the ease of application compared to other products (eg Glym), I don't care for the feel on household furniture.
It's difficult for me to assess how effective the Sonus products are in "caring for the leather" over the long term because my car is fairly new. But I can say that the Sonus leather treatment does not seem to keep the leather looking "treated" for nearly as long as the Glym or other brands on household furniture.
So, I guess it's a trade-off. For me, I prefer the grippy-feel of the Sonus vs Glym in the Porsche, but also like the durability and have a sense that the Glym treatment is actually "better" for the condition of the leather.
By all means, use your leather treatment of choice on all surfaces in your interior, including the dash.
I tried the Sonus on the red leather furniture in my den and while I like the ease of application compared to other products (eg Glym), I don't care for the feel on household furniture.
It's difficult for me to assess how effective the Sonus products are in "caring for the leather" over the long term because my car is fairly new. But I can say that the Sonus leather treatment does not seem to keep the leather looking "treated" for nearly as long as the Glym or other brands on household furniture.
So, I guess it's a trade-off. For me, I prefer the grippy-feel of the Sonus vs Glym in the Porsche, but also like the durability and have a sense that the Glym treatment is actually "better" for the condition of the leather.
By all means, use your leather treatment of choice on all surfaces in your interior, including the dash.
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PB,
I agree with you on Sonus leather products. I bought some when I had my 996 which had suple leather. Quite frankly, I was underwhelmed with the results. While I like the non-slippery finish, it did not seem to do much for the leather for any period of time.
I agree with you on Sonus leather products. I bought some when I had my 996 which had suple leather. Quite frankly, I was underwhelmed with the results. While I like the non-slippery finish, it did not seem to do much for the leather for any period of time.
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Zaino Leather Soft Spray Cleaner Z-9 and Zaino Leather in a Bottle Z-10 is all I'll use. As effective for treating leather properly and as intoxicating as anything out there. I love the smell of it too - like new leather, after an application.
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Ditto. Very pleased with the results...I treat my hides several times a year.
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thanks guys, i have ordered the Sonus kit, and will apply this weekend and leave you my feedback. as far as Z-10, i have used it on my previous pcars, but after a while you get over the smell!!
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Just found this thread in my search for hide food for my leather dash. Dealer suggested this might eliminate the creaking noise I have in my dash near the left dash speaker. Does the Zaino 10 "feed" the leather? Has anyone compared it with Connolly hide food?
PS: I have stone gray (coated) leather.
PS: I have stone gray (coated) leather.