Lexol...to pour or spray?

[Option 13]

My local auto parts store sells Lexol in a bottle that you pour on the pad to apply or in a spray bottle that you spray on the pad to apply.



Which is the preferred method?

 

[Bill D]

For me it's spraying hands down, I lost about 75% of one of those little jugs when I tipped it. I don't know if you have pep Boys by you but they carry the spray bottles

 

[jimmybuffit]

Me? I apply the product (not Lexol, but...) directly to the leather, and rub it in by hand. Using an applicator wastes the product...



Jim

 

[Bill D]

I dont use a pad either, I spray it sparingly directly onto the leather and rub it in

 

[hondaguy2582]

Just spray lightly on the leather and rub it in. Using too much will be a waste, using too little will not cover enough area.



YOu get the drift.

 

[Option 13]

Great advice:xyxthumbs ....ya'll just saved me alot of product.



I'll go with the spray type.



I thank you and my leather thanks you.

 

[Sveta]

Me? I apply the product (not Lexol, but...) directly to the leather, and rub it in by hand. Using an applicator wastes the product...



Jim

Jim, would you have any other tips for Z-10 beside hand applied?

 

[shaf]

Personally I like the control of pouring stuff better. I have the Lexol cleaner in a bottle and my conditioner is the squirt type. I use the cleaner with a sponge applicator which I pour a little cleaner onto.



I do have to be careful about not tipping it over though.