Which Leather Cleaner & Conditioner?
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tom p.
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WCM3 said:
A-men! And I would have expected nothing less!
I do. Its my go to product. For heavy cleaning I use both the Leather Rejuvenator and Pristine Clean. If I need a light cleaning I just grab the bottle of pristine clean and it works great.
I got tired of wasting money on different leather cleaners that never really worked well until I tried the Leatherique system.
I got tired of wasting money on different leather cleaners that never really worked well until I tried the Leatherique system.
I used Armor-All Leather in the past. Makes my black leather seats super slick, shiny and wet looking.... but makes the seat slippery. So I don't recommend it. Ideal for me would be a product that makes the black leather seat look super black and shiny but doesn't make the slippery.
Bought some lexol cleaner/condition. Good combo. The conditioner works rather well when you let it penetrate.
Bought some lexol cleaner/condition. Good combo. The conditioner works rather well when you let it penetrate.
Woob
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Lexi65 said:
Add a droplet of water onto the surface, if it beads it's coated. If it darkens, you have uncoated leather and have to find specific conditioners/cleaners to use on it.
One quick question about woolite.
I have a bmw e90 with 170kkm on the clock, and of course, the steering wheel got dark and shiny from all the skin oils and so on, and I decided to "make it new again". So I read on the internet, that I should use a pretty strong (1:6) solution of woolite and water. Went to the shop, but there's no white bottle woolite available in my country... so I just took the black one.
I cleaned the wheel (with softest curaprox toothbrush), and it got a bit "greyer" and a bit less shiny, so I guess I got some of the dirt out. But still, people report of better improvements. For example, they say that the crevices in the leather reappear and that it starts looking as new. My doesn't. Is it that essential that I use woolite from the white bottle, did I do something wrong, or is it just as it should be, and the wheel cannot possibly look any better?
I have a bmw e90 with 170kkm on the clock, and of course, the steering wheel got dark and shiny from all the skin oils and so on, and I decided to "make it new again". So I read on the internet, that I should use a pretty strong (1:6) solution of woolite and water. Went to the shop, but there's no white bottle woolite available in my country... so I just took the black one.
I cleaned the wheel (with softest curaprox toothbrush), and it got a bit "greyer" and a bit less shiny, so I guess I got some of the dirt out. But still, people report of better improvements. For example, they say that the crevices in the leather reappear and that it starts looking as new. My doesn't. Is it that essential that I use woolite from the white bottle, did I do something wrong, or is it just as it should be, and the wheel cannot possibly look any better?
DaGonz
Autopia fire/rescue.
I started using Woolite at 20:1. If it is good enough for ScottWax, it's good enough for me! :nod:
I use my Lexol on my Reeboks, my baseball glove and my leather couch.
I use my Lexol on my Reeboks, my baseball glove and my leather couch.
togwt
The Old Grey Whistle Test
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Woolite® COMPLETE uÄ�inkovito oÄ�isti vsa vaÅ¡a oblaÄ�ila in jih Å¡Ä�iti med pranjem ter tako prepreÄ�uje, da bi se oblaÄ�ila med pranjem poÅ¡kodovala, npr. skrÄ�ila, raztegnila ali bi zbledela. Z Woolite® COMPLETE bodo vsa vaÅ¡a oblaÄ�ila dalj Ä�asa ostala kot nova - Ne tvegajte ? uporabljajte Woolite®.