Leather Care
Former Vendor
Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 222
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From: Stuart Fl
Always check first with the manufacturer to find out if there are any specific care instructions or recommended products.
303 Aerospace Protectant is labeled for use on leather and it provides UV protection and a matte finish. Stay away from anything that will create a shiny finish on the dash.
If the leather is uncoated, Lexol Conditioner produces a natural look and excellent conditioning.
303 Aerospace Protectant is labeled for use on leather and it provides UV protection and a matte finish. Stay away from anything that will create a shiny finish on the dash.
If the leather is uncoated, Lexol Conditioner produces a natural look and excellent conditioning.
Former Vendor
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 1,167
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From: Tampa Bay Florida
Like Jason said check your owners manual or the manufacturer for that area. 303 is a great product but I recommend using Lexol Vinylex. It has DH-60 UV sunscreen to block out the ultra violet sun rays and penetrates below the surface layer to nourish and revitalize underlying plasticizers, it also reduced cracking and keeps surfaces looking like original and smeeling great. I also recommend a window shade to protect your dash and interior.
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Intermediate
Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 35
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From: New England
Leather Care Again
Manual says use dampened cloth w/ mild soap. Does'nt recommend using cleaners or preservatives on leather, but does'nt distinguish between dash or seats. The leather on the dash is so bland looking compared to seats. Don't want it to shine ,but it just looks and feels like it needs something.
Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 14,104
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From: South Florida
Manual says use dampened cloth w/ mild soap. Does'nt recommend using cleaners or preservatives on leather, but does'nt distinguish between dash or seats. The leather on the dash is so bland looking compared to seats. Don't want it to shine ,but it just looks and feels like it needs something.
