Leather Cleaner and Conditioner
I highly recommend Zaino.
I just use a wet white cotton towel to scrub them off, and use Meguiars leather conditioner from AutoZone to condition them. If you have stubborn/greasy spots try hand rubbing the spot with Formula 409 then wiping with the towel.
Rob (Bad30th)
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GM Leather, isn't real leather. It's coated in a urethane. All you need is some cheap meguiars/lexol whatever it may be leather cleaner.
I use commercial Zep cleaner. Makes it smell like the real stuff, and does an excellent job of cleaning the surfaces.
It will fade and crack badly if you condition frequently without cleaning each time. The conditioner builds up on the last application and fills in the pours of the leather, over time it hardens and it can no longer expand and contract. That causes cracks which turn into tears.

Do NOT use a cleaner/conditioner combo (in 1 bottle). Each and every time you condition your seats, you must use a cleaner first. Zaino, Lexol, Meguires all have separate cleaners and conditioners. I'd suggest getting a bottle of cleaner and a bottle of conditioner.


