Leather/interior cleaning - product choices
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I have always been a fan of Zaino products especially their leather cleaner and conditioner. Many on Autopia use a water/woolite mixture (Typically 6 parts water to 1 part woolite for cleaning their interiors....EVERYTHING in the interior. I tried it on my truck the other day which hasn't been cleaned since Moses received the 10 commandments....anywho, despite not doing it per instructions (Most guys use a brush to agitate) it worked really well! I just sprayed on and wiped off with a low nap MF. I was just testing and will do the real deal when I detail the beater. AFter cleaning, I will condition with Zaino.
I will say it cleaned better than my can of stoners trim cleaner and it's MUCH cheaper!
I will say it cleaned better than my can of stoners trim cleaner and it's MUCH cheaper!
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yep, the Aerospace 303 product is excellent. goofy name, great results.
it will not leave a high gloss sheen after application, nor is it greasy.
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Ive been a fan of lexol cleaner/conditioner products. Leaves a natural look on the leather and stops/prevents the leather from cracking. Stressed leather is ugly to me, so i always use lexol to keep it fresh. Just dont expect a bubblegum smell or something from it, it does carry a chemical like smell unless they changed it in the last year or so? Get a scented tree to kill that.
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Originally Posted by 35bills
If anyone needs help w/ the directions on how to properly use the Prestine Clean or Rejuvenator Oil let me know.
George
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Hi George,
I recently purchased a prestine clean/rejuvenator oil bundle from your web site. Thanks for getting that shipped out on the same day even though I placed the order at 3pm EST!
The instructions for both the prestine clean and rejuventor oil indicate that a "generous amount" needs to be applied. How do I know when I've applied enough (when the leather stops absorbing it quickly)? How much of the product should be on the leather when I let it soak in?
Any info will be helpful.
Thanks!
I recently purchased a prestine clean/rejuvenator oil bundle from your web site. Thanks for getting that shipped out on the same day even though I placed the order at 3pm EST!
The instructions for both the prestine clean and rejuventor oil indicate that a "generous amount" needs to be applied. How do I know when I've applied enough (when the leather stops absorbing it quickly)? How much of the product should be on the leather when I let it soak in?
Any info will be helpful.
Thanks!
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From my experience i really like the connolly leather care products. I have tan leather and i always drive with the windows down so the interior as you can imagine gets pretty dirty and this stuff works great!
here is an example kit http://autogeek.net/colecakit.html
-Sean
here is an example kit http://autogeek.net/colecakit.html
-Sean