Zeus993

Autoglym Leather cream... Available from your friendly Canadian Tire. The Queen endorses it... And, drum roll please... It's on sale 25% off right now. Very good line of British auto products. How good can it get, eh?

No HTwo O

They do not. When properly used. After final wipe down (next day). Nice matte finish.

No HTwo O

Zaino Z10 is excellent. Easy to use, once the leather is cleaned properly. Smells good too.

draxa

Gliptone is the Daddy.......you can just open that bottel and smelllllll the stuff!

woodranch

Anyone help or ideas on how to get rid of conditioner residue that has got stuck in sections of my perferrated seats.I have tried everything...I can not get it out.Even tried with a toothpick...

Zeus993

Hmmm... you should be able to just rub it in...

mdrums

hard bristle tooth brush and patience.

Musclehedz101

+1 on Zaino Leather care Products. Also leaves EXCELLENT smell!

mal28

I agree with Zaino, easy on. no wiping off, smells great. look great

mal28

cocoa with Zaino after 4 years

BoxsterG

I agree that Connoly's Hide food was once the best product on the market when the leather in my parents Mercedes was real leather. However, the hides in the leather have changed considerably and there are other products that wont leave the stain on it either. If you remember, to apply it you had to have a lightly dampened cloth rag and then rub it into the rag before applying. If you didn't, it would go on to heavy and could discolor the leather if applied to heavy in areas. It was a conditioner that helped the leather keep its luster and softness. I dont feel that the leather in todays Porsche's need this type of treatment these days. Many of the products that others mentioned above will suffice for todays leathers.
However, if you want some just do a search on the web and you can find it but it will have to come from some discrete location not local most likely.

Good luck in your search!

BoxsterG

I have been paranoid about putting the Zaino or Lexol on my seats as I have the vented seats also. I am afraid if I apply something to them the product will get stuck in the holes and that may look fairly ugly.
If anyone has actual experience getting the residue out of the holes ( Just in case) please share your experience so I can be prepared when I do have to apply it.

Most likely I will apply it to a soft cloth and rub the product in very thorough and lightly rub it into the perforated portion of the seats. Hopefully this will reduce the amount of residue that will get in the holes.

kosmo

Yes, conditioner gets stuck on the perforated seat, so a small application is needed. However any residue does go away in time. I also find that conditioner works best in heat.

RennlistTomE

If you're concerned about clogging the pores on vented seats, put the product on a microfiber towel. Rub it into the towel first. Make sure there arent any gobs of material on the towel. Then 'pat' it on to a section of the seat. Finally, rub/buff it gently over the entire section. Use a dry soft brush after a minute or two if any material does become clogged in the pores.

Marine Blue

I'm also a fan of Leather Masters Strong Cleaner and Conditioner although I intend to try Zaino too. The Strong Cleaner is better than anything else I've ever used, it is a very good cleaning product for leather.

For those that are using Zaino and say it smells good, can you describe the smell? I'm not a fan of altering the smell of leather and so far Leather Masters has maintained the awesome full leather smell.