TexasGS

I use Woolite 6:1 ratio and it works great. My seats are in great condition but when I use the woolite I just spray it on and wipe off with a clean towel. I do get black stuff on the towel so it is telling me that it is cleaning. I then wait a bit then condition with Connelley's(sp?) hide cream. The seats in my 2001 are like new using this method.

shrka

so what is saddle soap good for? just leather shoes?

Guitarman

That's a fair question shrka, here's the answers at hand:

http://www.properautocare.com/leatmytofsad.html

It's just a product that doesn't really have much of a a place in today's leather world. They likely keep selling it because frankly, people THINK it's a good thing and keep buying it. A little bit like the product Armor-All sold back in the 1980s, before they changed their formulation from dimethyl silicone oils to a water based silicone.