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zaino has a nice leather conditioner also , but I think if you use any leather conditioner you will be in good shape, seems most people forget about their seats untill they start to get hard and crack
Lexoyl, is all I use on my leather seats. The seats in my 1994 Cadillac ETC still look and feel like new. I use the Lexoyl on them about every other month.
303 Aerospace works great. I originally became aware of it when I was given a bottle by the dealer I purchased my current boat from. Some how it ended up buried in a cabinet, and temporarily forgotten. When I had new leather installed in my wife's Lexus I noticed that dealer was advertising 303 and questioned him on it's value. I was convinced to give it a try. 303 contains UV blockers which really help a boats interior since it is exposed to the sun for extended periods in the heat of summer. Now use it on the interior of all my vehicles. As a side note, MR CLEAN ERASERS, available at your local supermarket are outstanding for cleaning stubborn stains from any porous surface prior to treating.
zaino has a nice leather conditioner also , but I think if you use any leather conditioner you will be in good shape, seems most people forget about their seats untill they start to get hard and crack
Excellent product. Pleasant smell, too, compared to some conditioners.
ice cream/pizza/beer/candy/fried foods, and no exercise
I had to go back and re-read the original post on this thread before I "got" this one. I'm gonna be nice and not comment on the subtle joke that an Aggie made.
And no, I'm not an Aggie or a Tea-Sip - I was a U of H Cougar (way back when...).