Best leather conditioner
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Originally Posted by bruuster
If you want to use Lexol on your leather seats I found that purchasing from a horse supply store (used for saddles) was quite a bit cheaper. I called Lexol and they said that their products sold at pet supply stores is identical to those at the auto detailing stores.
Bruce in L.A.
Bruce in L.A.
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Originally Posted by bruuster
If you want to use Lexol on your leather seats I found that purchasing from a horse supply store (used for saddles) was quite a bit cheaper. I called Lexol and they said that their products sold at pet supply stores is identical to those at the auto detailing stores.
Bruce in L.A.
Bruce in L.A.
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Originally Posted by fallensymbols
Ok so if part of the seat is leather, and part of it is vynil, does everyone use the same treatment on both parts (perforated and non-perforated)
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Leatherique is a great product, but its biggest competition is Connolly - my person favorite. I would try the connolly products i havnt found anything that competes except letherique. As much as i drive (on average about 45K a year) my leather gets owned by this, that, and the other and connolly is all i use on it to keep it looking brand new.
-Sean
-Sean
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Well, after reading a few comments posted here, I have decided to order leatherique directly from the manufacturer (much cheaper than any other place I have seen) since they have their "summer sale" going. I got the rejuvanator and prestine cleaner, I'll try them out and let everyone know how it went. My back seats are scratched and dirty and have lost their shine in some places because the previous owner had a dog. We'll see how much help this product does vs over the counter walmart leather conditioners (which do nothing to help in my case).