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What leather treatment do you use? Posted By: Sheridan On: 07-14-2008 @ 18:06:18 Reply | Edit Since I just got my leather seats, and haven't had them before, what type of maintenance/cleaning do I need to do? Any favorite brands? I definitely don't want anything "shiny" in my car, the leather is matte finish and rough, not smooth like some. Not suede or anything, but you know kind of pebble finished. How about interior cleaner and protectant, what are the best brands for a non glossy finish and real protection? Thanks in advance for the input. --  Posted By: snuffles On: 07-14-2008 @ 19:35:04 Reply | Top | Edit Any water-based cleaner and conditioner is fine. Do not use a conditioner without using a cleaner first. I've used Zain0's cleaner and conditioner. ... the only Zain0 products I've ever owned. I was impressed with them but have since switched to Leather Master and am very happy with it. --  [ Edited on 07/14/2008 @ 19:36:37 ] Posted By: Greenbird On: 07-14-2008 @ 22:24:28 Reply | Top | Edit I use Lexol. You can pick it up at Pepboys. Two step cleaner and conditioner. Works awesome -- Dave '05 M6 GTO 381 rwhp / 384 rwtq  Posted By: assbreeze On: 07-15-2008 @ 01:36:28 Reply | Top | Edit Snuffles and Greenbird are right. You can use pretty much anything as long as the leather's clean. Buffing afterward can control the level of shine. You'll definitely want to condition it to avoid the wrinkles. -- '98 Firebird Formula http://members.cardomain.com/tailwind Posted By: Sheridan On: 07-18-2008 @ 16:40:42 Reply | Top | Edit Thanks for the input guys, I picked up some Lexol two step one cleaner one conditioner today at the parts store. If the temp goes down I may treat them tonight. --
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