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What Leather Master kit would anyone recommend for the black IS-F seats, sorry for the slight ignorance I've looked through the pages and not seeing anything specifically and there are tons of products out there but the Leather Master stuff looks very impressive!
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I prefer the Leather Masters Strong Leather Cleaner. I mix it 50/50 with moderately hot water. I also use the Leather Master Protection Cream after cleaning. I clean and protect 3-4 times a year based on soiling. For weekly maintenance, I vacuum and then use a wrung out cotton towel to wipe down and hydrate the leather. Occasionally, I use Meguiar's Quik Interior Detailer in place of the water wipe-down. It has cleaning agents and UV protection. It is also a good cleaner for vinyl, gauges and Navigation screens.
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Hello,
I'm considering some leather treatment for my 2015 is350 F Sport. I want to protect the leather and keep it soft and supple for years to come. My car has heated and vented seats (in red).
I was considering using Wolfgang Cleaner & Wolfgang conditioner. But noticed the following warning:
"Tech note: Wolfgang Leather Care Conditioner should not be used on napped leathers like suede or glove soft-leathers. Leather that is in a hard, cracked condition cannot be restored by this product or any other means."
Should I have any concerns using this product on my car? Also, I'm somewhat concerned about adding any product to seats that are heated/cooled?
Anyone have any comments or experience in this, or similar products?
Thanks!
I'm considering some leather treatment for my 2015 is350 F Sport. I want to protect the leather and keep it soft and supple for years to come. My car has heated and vented seats (in red).
I was considering using Wolfgang Cleaner & Wolfgang conditioner. But noticed the following warning:
"Tech note: Wolfgang Leather Care Conditioner should not be used on napped leathers like suede or glove soft-leathers. Leather that is in a hard, cracked condition cannot be restored by this product or any other means."
Should I have any concerns using this product on my car? Also, I'm somewhat concerned about adding any product to seats that are heated/cooled?
Anyone have any comments or experience in this, or similar products?
Thanks!
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Hello,
I'm considering some leather treatment for my 2015 is350 F Sport. I want to protect the leather and keep it soft and supple for years to come. My car has heated and vented seats (in red).
I was considering using Wolfgang Cleaner & Wolfgang conditioner. But noticed the following warning:
"Tech note: Wolfgang Leather Care Conditioner should not be used on napped leathers like suede or glove soft-leathers. Leather that is in a hard, cracked condition cannot be restored by this product or any other means."
Should I have any concerns using this product on my car? Also, I'm somewhat concerned about adding any product to seats that are heated/cooled?
Anyone have any comments or experience in this, or similar products?
Thanks!
I'm considering some leather treatment for my 2015 is350 F Sport. I want to protect the leather and keep it soft and supple for years to come. My car has heated and vented seats (in red).
I was considering using Wolfgang Cleaner & Wolfgang conditioner. But noticed the following warning:
"Tech note: Wolfgang Leather Care Conditioner should not be used on napped leathers like suede or glove soft-leathers. Leather that is in a hard, cracked condition cannot be restored by this product or any other means."
Should I have any concerns using this product on my car? Also, I'm somewhat concerned about adding any product to seats that are heated/cooled?
Anyone have any comments or experience in this, or similar products?
Thanks!
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Yes, it's the NuLuxe, which is a synthetic leather. Apparently synthetic leathers have come a long way, and can be better than real leather (durability).
My car also has perforated leather and in the seat cushions, there are separate heaters and fans (seat warmers / coolers).
In addition to wanting to make sure the Wolfgang is compatible with this type of leather, I'm wondering if when I apply the product, if any goes in thru the perforations, if it could gum up, or otherwise cause issues with the heaters/fans?
I called Wolfgang this afternoon and the tech said the Wolfgang cleaner and conditioner are fine for this car. I'm inclined to believe the guy as he sounded very knowledgable.
Also, if I go for it, I will put the product on a towel (not directly on the seats) and apply it sparingly.
Anybody have any input or a different opinion?
Thanks!
My car also has perforated leather and in the seat cushions, there are separate heaters and fans (seat warmers / coolers).
In addition to wanting to make sure the Wolfgang is compatible with this type of leather, I'm wondering if when I apply the product, if any goes in thru the perforations, if it could gum up, or otherwise cause issues with the heaters/fans?
I called Wolfgang this afternoon and the tech said the Wolfgang cleaner and conditioner are fine for this car. I'm inclined to believe the guy as he sounded very knowledgable.
Also, if I go for it, I will put the product on a towel (not directly on the seats) and apply it sparingly.
Anybody have any input or a different opinion?
Thanks!
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Yes, it's the NuLuxe, which is a synthetic leather. Apparently synthetic leathers have come a long way, and can be better than real leather (durability).
My car also has perforated leather and in the seat cushions, there are separate heaters and fans (seat warmers / coolers).
In addition to wanting to make sure the Wolfgang is compatible with this type of leather, I'm wondering if when I apply the product, if any goes in thru the perforations, if it could gum up, or otherwise cause issues with the heaters/fans?
I called Wolfgang this afternoon and the tech said the Wolfgang cleaner and conditioner are fine for this car. I'm inclined to believe the guy as he sounded very knowledgable.
Also, if I go for it, I will put the product on a towel (not directly on the seats) and apply it sparingly.
Anybody have any input or a different opinion?
Thanks!
My car also has perforated leather and in the seat cushions, there are separate heaters and fans (seat warmers / coolers).
In addition to wanting to make sure the Wolfgang is compatible with this type of leather, I'm wondering if when I apply the product, if any goes in thru the perforations, if it could gum up, or otherwise cause issues with the heaters/fans?
I called Wolfgang this afternoon and the tech said the Wolfgang cleaner and conditioner are fine for this car. I'm inclined to believe the guy as he sounded very knowledgable.
Also, if I go for it, I will put the product on a towel (not directly on the seats) and apply it sparingly.
Anybody have any input or a different opinion?
Thanks!
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Nuluxe or the leather I would use water with some woolite for cleaning and protect it with 303 Aero. All Lexus leather is coated leather. All leather cremes just smear on the top of the coating, never penetrates. If you keep it clean and protected it will look like new forever.
Funny, I just ordered some 303 yesterday. I was going to give all the carpeting a treatment.
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303® Aerospace Protectant™
303® Fabric Guard™
303® Spot Cleaner
303® Multi-Surface Cleaner™
Follow the links to view the descriptions
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303 Makes a variety of different products... the stuff you use on carpets is not the same you use on leather.
303® Aerospace Protectant™
303® Fabric Guard™
303® Spot Cleaner
303® Multi-Surface Cleaner™
Follow the links to view the descriptions
303® Aerospace Protectant™
303® Fabric Guard™
303® Spot Cleaner
303® Multi-Surface Cleaner™
Follow the links to view the descriptions
Yes, thanks. I have both the fabric guard and the protectant.
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from what I've been researching this product works pretty well. A little time consuming with the steps but its worth it. You can use it on car seats and other upholstered items
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Really good information in this thread about how to properly take care of leather. I just picked up a 5 year old 2010 IS350. My seats are starting to crack from obvious signs of the harsh hot environment it was in (Las Vegas). I would like to source some used seats in the same color. Anybody have any Leeds I might be able to use?
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cruizinZ you might be better off posting this question in the 2Gen IS section of the Club Lexus Member Classfieds forum.