Collinite leather and vinyl wax.
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Conditioning leather interiors
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rooflessVW. Your comment hurt me to the core. I was suggesting that many people don't even read their Owners manual before looking for options. :-( Ed
Originally Posted by talest
Originally Posted by rooflessVW
Originally Posted by Snagglefoot
Mothers VLR
VLR is good stuff.
Yes.
VLR contains neatsfoot oil and lanolin. Why would it be good to put this on vinyl, rubber, or plastic coated leather?
Originally Posted by rooflessVW
Originally Posted by Snagglefoot
Mothers VLR
VLR is good stuff.
Yes.
VLR contains neatsfoot oil and lanolin. Why would it be good to put this on vinyl, rubber, or plastic coated leather?
Originally Posted by doitmyself
Originally Posted by talest
Originally Posted by rooflessVW
Originally Posted by Snagglefoot
Mothers VLR
VLR is good stuff.
Yes.
VLR contains neatsfoot oil and lanolin. Why would it be good to put this on vinyl, rubber, or plastic coated leather?
I don't know, because I didn't engineer the stuff.
I just know it goes on without spotting or streaking, cleans well, and leaves a nice matte finish. It could be made out of blended cicadas for all I care.
Originally Posted by talest
Originally Posted by rooflessVW
Originally Posted by Snagglefoot
Mothers VLR
VLR is good stuff.
Yes.
VLR contains neatsfoot oil and lanolin. Why would it be good to put this on vinyl, rubber, or plastic coated leather?
I don't know, because I didn't engineer the stuff.
I just know it goes on without spotting or streaking, cleans well, and leaves a nice matte finish. It could be made out of blended cicadas for all I care.
Originally Posted by rooflessVW
Griot's Leather 3-in-1 Spray is my favorite.
I spray it on a kiwi boot brush, work in into the seat, and wipe it with a dry microfiber to finish.
Also Griots... I dunno who they do it.. but it smells like a brand new leather car when your done.. They add Genuine leather sent... however its smells like a new car...
Griot's Leather 3-in-1 Spray is my favorite.
I spray it on a kiwi boot brush, work in into the seat, and wipe it with a dry microfiber to finish.
Also Griots... I dunno who they do it.. but it smells like a brand new leather car when your done.. They add Genuine leather sent... however its smells like a new car...
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Use a dedicated leather product only. Don't use vinyl protectants on your leather interior,you'll ruin it. Dedicated leather products will preserve the stitching. Vinyl protectants will eventually destroy the stitching.
Originally Posted by aquariuscsm
Use a dedicated leather product only. Don't use vinyl protectants on your leather interior,you'll ruin it. Dedicated leather products will preserve the stitching. Vinyl protectants will eventually destroy the stitching.
This would be true if car seats used natural fiber stitching.
If the product says it is safe on leather, you can be reasonably assured that it is safe on leather.
Use a dedicated leather product only. Don't use vinyl protectants on your leather interior,you'll ruin it. Dedicated leather products will preserve the stitching. Vinyl protectants will eventually destroy the stitching.
This would be true if car seats used natural fiber stitching.
If the product says it is safe on leather, you can be reasonably assured that it is safe on leather.
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