Leather conditioning
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Leather conditioning
Hey all, just picked up a very well kept 06 G35. The seats don't have any excessive wear or cracking, just somewhat dried and stiff. What's a good conditioner to replenish the suppleness of the leather? Would saddle soap be ok?
It's a bone stock 35 sedan, any helpful fun/somewhat free mods or advice would be great! Just picked her up and looking to drive to enjoy.
Jonny
It's a bone stock 35 sedan, any helpful fun/somewhat free mods or advice would be great! Just picked her up and looking to drive to enjoy.
Jonny
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I use the lexol conditioner (not cleaner since it's never dirty).
On the other vinyl surfaces/dash and weatherstripping I use aerospace 303:
On the electronics and hard to reach buttons/switches/air vent gaps I dust with a q-tip with rubbing alcohol.
On the plastic covering the speedo/clock/nav I use Zeiss wipes which you can usually find near the camera displays at walmart. These are life-changing if you wear glasses.
On the other vinyl surfaces/dash and weatherstripping I use aerospace 303:
On the electronics and hard to reach buttons/switches/air vent gaps I dust with a q-tip with rubbing alcohol.
On the plastic covering the speedo/clock/nav I use Zeiss wipes which you can usually find near the camera displays at walmart. These are life-changing if you wear glasses.
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Hey all, just picked up a very well kept 06 G35. The seats don't have any excessive wear or cracking, just somewhat dried and stiff. What's a good conditioner to replenish the suppleness of the leather? Would saddle soap be ok?
It's a bone stock 35 sedan, any helpful fun/somewhat free mods or advice would be great! Just picked her up and looking to drive to enjoy.
Jonny
It's a bone stock 35 sedan, any helpful fun/somewhat free mods or advice would be great! Just picked her up and looking to drive to enjoy.
Jonny
There's a few methods of applying the Leatherique Oil, I recommend pouring it into a small cup and using a silicone basting brush to apply it. It helps to keep the oil off of surfaces you don't want it on and evenly spreads nicely.
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