looking for new leather for my seats..
What exactly is wrong with your leather seats?
07-26-06, 05:22 AM
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well its not the whole car that needs it but there are def 4 parts that do. ill post pics later today but if you think of the seat as an "L".... right where the 2 points meet, where the driver/passenger get in and out has become very dry and is getting the "ima crack soon" lines. these are the pieces i want redone. i ordered some of that leatheriuqe (spelling?) oil and pestine stuff. ima put it on friday morning before work then wipe it down firday night before leaving work..... maybe itll soak in so much the leather wont look 10 years old? hope so
07-26-06, 05:54 AM
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Yes I know what you mean. I have similar wear lines on the driver seat of my '01 ES but they are not about to crack open. As long as the seats are regularly cleaned and conditioned, the leather won't dry out and cause cracking. Leatherique should yield good results, and you should see a big difference after application on your seats. Good luck with it 
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Originally Posted by lexusk8
Yes I know what you mean. I have similar wear lines on the driver seat of my '01 ES but they are not about to crack open. As long as the seats are regularly cleaned and conditioned, the leather won't dry out and cause cracking. Leatherique should yield good results, and you should see a big difference after application on your seats. Good luck with it
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