What is everyone's opinion on the best leather cleaner and conditioner to use? I have been using Griot's products but am about out of conditioner. I am curious as to your recommendations before I reorder.
Mike
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Best Leather Cleaner/Conditioner?
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IDK about the best but, Lexol is always a recomended product.
This right here. Have and used em all including Lexol. This is the best on my show cars I own and show
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotive/products/g18616-gold-class-leather-conditioner/
http://www.meguiars.com/en/automotive/products/g18616-gold-class-leather-conditioner/
Leatherique or Leather Master.
If I had to go with an off-the-shelf, it would be Lexol.
If I had to go with an off-the-shelf, it would be Lexol.
Meguiars Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner/Conditioner is my favorite. I also have used their wipes. I like all their products, very good. Locally available also.
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Best I've used so far is Surf City Garage Leather Rejuvenator. 2nd plaace would be Armor All Leather Protectant (the one in the spray bottle).
Gliptone has a long history in the UK.
I have had good results with Autoglym though. Especially the Leather Cleaner.
I have had good results with Autoglym though. Especially the Leather Cleaner.
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Meguiars Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner/Conditioner is my favorite. I also have used their wipes. I like all their products, very good. Locally available also.
That's what I use too.
For heavily soiled leather, I'll make a thick paste/cream with Dove moisturizing soap and water, clean with a terry wash cloth and/or soft brush, wipe clean, then use the Megs stuff.
Meguiars Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner/Conditioner is my favorite. I also have used their wipes. I like all their products, very good. Locally available also.
That's what I use too.
For heavily soiled leather, I'll make a thick paste/cream with Dove moisturizing soap and water, clean with a terry wash cloth and/or soft brush, wipe clean, then use the Megs stuff.
auto glym
I don't know about which protects best, but, Meguiar's wipes (AAP wipes), have the best smell.... right up there with refresh's strawberry/lemonade.
If I get a whiff of either it takes me back a few years to when I purchased and used them.
If AAP hasn't changed suppliers, they smell identical to the Meguiar's leather wipes and used to be found B1G1F!!!!
I would buy more myself, but my leather interior is so far gone (my boots too) that I can't justify spending the dough and having something take up space in my toybox just to treat my steering wheel. I just pop the lid while at walmart and get a whiff.
Good Luck!
If I get a whiff of either it takes me back a few years to when I purchased and used them.
If AAP hasn't changed suppliers, they smell identical to the Meguiar's leather wipes and used to be found B1G1F!!!!
I would buy more myself, but my leather interior is so far gone (my boots too) that I can't justify spending the dough and having something take up space in my toybox just to treat my steering wheel. I just pop the lid while at walmart and get a whiff.
Good Luck!
Depends on the type of leather you have..coated or uncoated. However, lexol seems to work. While not my favorite, it is the favorite of some out there. I really like Meg's leather products. Believe it or not, the Turtle Wax Cleaner/Conditioner is VERY good. Flame all you want, but some of the pro detailers I talk to will use it as well.
I have had good luck with Malco leather conditioner
dparm said:
I use Mink Oil and Zaino
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Originally Posted By: wannafbody
I use Mink Oil and Zaino
^^2nd on the mink oil. I use that as well.
I use Mink Oil and Zaino
^^2nd on the mink oil. I use that as well.
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