Help me choose a product for leather

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Joel_MD

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I routinely detail a couple of daily drivers: a 2006 BMW 325i with gray leather interior and a 2000 Chrysler 300M with black leather. I have been using Griot's Leather Care for the past couple of years, but the bottle is nearly gone and I would like some ideas for a replacement. I like the idea of a one-step product like the Griot's, and a pleasant smell would be nice. What would you guys suggest?
 
I like Duragloss 441 Leather Shampoo for weekly or monthly cleanings. It has some very mild conditioning to it and it leaves the leather noticeably softer. Sometimes I use 221, the conditioner, as well, but it can slightly add gloss. Another I like, but haven't used much, is Mother's Reflections Leather Care. It's a cleaner and conditioner in one and doesn't add any gloss. I know some people like 303 as a leather protectant, but it can add gloss, which is something I avoid.
 
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Nic
 
I just tried the Duragloss leather conditioner and I like it. I've only used it once but so far, so good.
 
I use Woolite/water to clean (do a search, probably 100 threads about it) and now that my distributor has a better price, I use Leather Master's Leather Vital on leather. Still pricey at $38 a quart but a little goes a long way and nothing else softens leather (especially older leather) like it.
 
Scottwax said:
I use Woolite/water to clean (do a search, probably 100 threads about it) and now that my distributor has a better price, I use Leather Master's Leather Vital on leather. Still pricey at $38 a quart but a little goes a long way and nothing else softens leather (especially older leather) like it.
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Ever tried leatherique? Its worked miracles on hard leather.
 
Scottwax said:
I use Woolite/water to clean (do a search, probably 100 threads about it) and now that my distributor has a better price, I use Leather Master's Leather Vital on leather. Still pricey at $38 a quart but a little goes a long way and nothing else softens leather (especially older leather) like it.
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That's a good price Scott. Wonder is you'd mind saying which company? Or did you just get a special volume price?
 
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