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I love Zaino's leather products, as well as any Sonus products. Remember that leather cleaning and conditioning are two different things. Cleaning leather can be done often, and it will help keep the leather shiny, but not greasy. Conditioning, on the other hand, should be done much less often depending on the climate you're in and how you garage the car. If you're in a hot dry climate conditioning every month isn't a bad idea. If you're in a climate with even moderate humidity, you shouldn't condition more than once every 2-3 months. Conditioning too often can cause the leather to wear a little quicker because the leather won't absorb the oils, so they'll sit on top and evaporate which can cause cracking.
I love the smell of Zaino's leather conditioner, but I only use it every 3-4 months. The cleaner doesn't smell as good, but it smells good enough - I use it probably twice a month very lightly.
Here is a good article on leather care.
http://www.properautocare.com/leclcoex.html
I love the smell of Zaino's leather conditioner, but I only use it every 3-4 months. The cleaner doesn't smell as good, but it smells good enough - I use it probably twice a month very lightly.
Here is a good article on leather care.
http://www.properautocare.com/leclcoex.html
Last edited by Picus; 10-23-2005 at 11:02 PM.
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Pristine Clean by Leatherique is by far the best leather cleaner and conditioner on the market. I detail professionally and I haven't found a product yet that rivals it's quality. Its the leather cleaner of choice for Bently's and Rolls Royce owners club.
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You can get all Leatherique products at that link. This product uses a complex blend of collagens that are the absolute best mix of cleaner and conditioner for leather that I have found. You can apply this product by hand or with a cloth. I just wipe it on with medium to light pressure. Let it sit for about 15 - 20 minutes, during this time the surfacants in the conditioner help release contaminates from the leather and push them up to the surface. Now to remove the contaminates i use a damp cloth with medium to light pressure and wipe the seats down thoroughly. I also follow it up with a dry cloth to make sure I have soaked up everything. After this process is completed your seats will be looking pristine hence the name leatherique pristine clean.
Last edited by Punchit; 10-25-2005 at 11:38 AM.
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