Originally Posted By: silversport
I think that's what Fast Eddie was getting at...using leather cleaner or preservative on vinyl will be messy...using those same cleaners and preservatives on leather from cheap to nice will net you better results...
Bill
I always keep is simple, non-coated leather which is found in very few vehicles...most luxury, using products like leatherique which is designed for this type of leather works awesome but is a time consuming process. Coated leather use a product designed for this, aka leather masters or such. Lexol or any of these conditioners on coated leather is a waste of time and "can" do more damage than good from my personal experience. To each is own and I've seen people use baby oil, WD-40 and Vaseline on leather before, owning a detail shop you see it all.
I think that's what Fast Eddie was getting at...using leather cleaner or preservative on vinyl will be messy...using those same cleaners and preservatives on leather from cheap to nice will net you better results...
Bill
I always keep is simple, non-coated leather which is found in very few vehicles...most luxury, using products like leatherique which is designed for this type of leather works awesome but is a time consuming process. Coated leather use a product designed for this, aka leather masters or such. Lexol or any of these conditioners on coated leather is a waste of time and "can" do more damage than good from my personal experience. To each is own and I've seen people use baby oil, WD-40 and Vaseline on leather before, owning a detail shop you see it all.