Meguiar's Leather Conidtioner

I am looking for something that I can buy locally so I can use it tomorrow.



I have used Zaino leather conditioner and liked it but I am almost out of it and don't want to pay $7.95 shipping for just the leather coniditioner.



I would like to try Lexol, but again, I don't know where I can get it locally.
 
Mike_C said:
I am looking for something that I can buy locally so I can use it tomorrow.



I have used Zaino leather conditioner and liked it but I am almost out of it and don't want to pay $7.95 shipping for just the leather coniditioner.



I would like to try Lexol, but again, I don't know where I can get it locally.
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Locally, go with Meguiars.
 
I've never tried Meguiar's Aloe leather conditioner, but I was thoroughly unimpressed with previous versions of the Gold Class leather conditioner.



You can get Lexol as well as Eagle One at PepBoys. Both are great products. I've also seen lexol at shoe-shine/repair places.
 
Mike,



I've used the Meguiars Gold Class, the Spray on Aloe type and the Lexol.



If your leather is the painted type (Most Japanese/American Cars) then the Meguiars Gold Class Cleaner/Conditioner will clean and leave a nicely conditioned natural look surface.



If it's the dyed leather (Most Euro Cars) then the Lexol is definitely the best of the three.



The Meguiars Aloe version leaves a shiny surface on the leather which I didn't care for.



In order from best to worst smelling Aloe, Gold Class, Lexol. Lexol stinks but the smell wears off in a few days.



Pep Boys should carry all three.
 
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