leather reconditioning?
04-15-2009, 10:38 AM
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leather reconditioning? hey, the back seats in my TA are getting sort of hard and seem to be shrivling? what is the best way to moisten the seats back up and have them look and feel new again?
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I know exactly what your talking about and no, zaino leather conditioner will not work... neither will Lexol, or any other leather cleaner or conditioner I've ever tried... They are all good products, but unfortunately miracles is out of the question for them... If anyone has ever actually reversed this, I would love to know how too!
04-15-2009, 02:50 PM
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well, if somebody knows any good stuff id like to know. i prefer to just use an off the shelf product at the local parts store.. but ive read up on lexol being good stuff for leather. ive also heard that its better to get the cleaner and conditioner separately.
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Lexol is good stuff and the seperate cleaner and conditioner is better, but there is no need to waste your money on this stuff thinking its going to fix that dried out leather... although if you dont have any conditioners, then it would be good to pick some up for the rest of the leather in your car.
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Do you guys recomending stuff even know what exactly he is talking about? I am 99% sure that I do and I'm tellin you, these things you guys are recomending dont fix the problem he has... I have the same problem on my back seats toward the top and I've tried litterally everything and nothing fixes it... some make it almost kinda soft for like a week, but thats the best I was able to get it... This is something that just has to be replaced I think... If anyone has actually FIXED this problem, then I'm sure we'd all be happy as hell to know how you fixed it...
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