2002 Land Rover Disco Leather

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AlmightyMoonPie

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Anyone know what works best on this leather. I am contemplating ordering the Connolly kit. Will it work, or would it be better to order somthing else



tks
 
I'd say you could save your money...





Water:Woolite (6:1) in a spray bottle. Spray on and agitate with a MF towel to clean.



Condition with Zaino Z10 or 4* Leather Conditioner. Both leave a light sheen and a "new" feel, not to mention a fresh leather smell :).
 
Sean, my parents just bought a 10 year old car for me. Full leather. I'm lucky that the interior is in excellent shape, but it's just a little on the 'stiff' side. Will the Z10 help soften it up to avoid cracking?
 
MongooseGA said:
Sean, my parents just bought a 10 year old car for me. Full leather. I'm lucky that the interior is in excellent shape, but it's just a little on the 'stiff' side. Will the Z10 help soften it up to avoid cracking?
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If it is uncoated leather, spring for the Leatherique. I did my Mom's XJS last year-which had never had a drop of anything put on the leather in 10 years. It was getting stiff and starting to crack in a couple of places. The Leatherique softened it right up, made the cracks almost disappear and made it look like it was right off the showroom floor. I'll do another treatment when it gets warmer as well.
 
2002 Land Rover Disco Leather



Landover named leather 'disco' in 2002? LOL



If its uncoated leather - Connolly Hide Care /Leatherique

Coated leather- Zanio Leather-in-a-bottleZ10



Older English/European vehicles were fitted with real leather, which Connolly was formulated for, the Japanese and US markets use covered leather (and thanks to Ford many â€ËœEuroâ€â„¢ (Jag, etc) vehicles do to). A Leatherique treatment is probably the one of the best products to 'revive' aging leather

JonM
 
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