best leather conditioner??
best leather conditioner??
11-15-03, 07:31 AM
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Hands down, I know for a fact I have the best on both of those...
Eagle One Leather Cleaner
Tanners Leather Conditioner
Use those in conjunction with each other and you will never get your leather any softer.
I have tried ALL the other store brands.
Raj
Eagle One Leather Cleaner
Tanners Leather Conditioner
Use those in conjunction with each other and you will never get your leather any softer.
I have tried ALL the other store brands.
Raj
11-15-03, 12:48 PM
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I use Zaino cleaner and Zaino conditioner. It smells like leather too. Works well on my Pathfinder, which has "caffe latte" light colored seats, so dirt shows (cloth seats in my 7).
Another conditioner option is "Hidefood", available from Jag. dealers, as I recall. It's supposed to be the best.
Another conditioner option is "Hidefood", available from Jag. dealers, as I recall. It's supposed to be the best.
11-27-03, 03:41 AM
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I used to use them fancy leather treatment, but, I never liked the results. I now use Neatsfoot Oil. It's like a miracle. My seats looks great and feels lot more supple and I really see the difference.
I used to apply it with a cotton cloth, but, now I use my bare hand and apply generously, wait about an hour or so, then, I wipe off any excess.
Living in a harsher climate (summer sun/cold winter), it is really hard to maintain leather untill I found Neatsfoot Oil.
I'll never go back to anything else.
I used to apply it with a cotton cloth, but, now I use my bare hand and apply generously, wait about an hour or so, then, I wipe off any excess.
Living in a harsher climate (summer sun/cold winter), it is really hard to maintain leather untill I found Neatsfoot Oil.
I'll never go back to anything else.
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12-06-03, 03:05 PM
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i do this. use a soap and water mix wash the leather. then take vasalein and goop it all over the leatehr then let it sit in the car for a whole day when its hot out. then use a very gentals soap mixed with water tho whipe the vasalein off then they shine and are so soft.
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