Conditioning the G37 leather
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Two of my favorite options for coated leather are 303 Aerospace Protectant and Optimum Protectant Plus since it cleans and protects in one step.
George
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Many leathers now have a thin coating on them from manufacture. The Nissan leather still is permeable, so can still benefit from a conditioner like Lexol (my favorite), or Zaino (great smell).
You'll find that the leather does soak up a fair amount of this stuff, especially in warmer weather. Just apply, let it soak in, and buff out the remainder.
You'll find that the leather does soak up a fair amount of this stuff, especially in warmer weather. Just apply, let it soak in, and buff out the remainder.
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Many leathers now have a thin coating on them from manufacture. The Nissan leather still is permeable, so can still benefit from a conditioner like Lexol (my favorite), or Zaino (great smell).
You'll find that the leather does soak up a fair amount of this stuff, especially in warmer weather. Just apply, let it soak in, and buff out the remainder.
You'll find that the leather does soak up a fair amount of this stuff, especially in warmer weather. Just apply, let it soak in, and buff out the remainder.
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