LS430 Leather Cleaner and Conditioner
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LS430 Leather Cleaner and Conditioner
what is the best brand of leather cleaner and conditioner to use on lexus seats? do i even need the cleaner or just use a damp rag?
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I've been using LEXOL since 1994, on Mercedes and Lexus... Lexol keeps the leather looking natural.
Depends on how dirty it is, the cleaner is usually required. Otherwise, you would just be applying the conditioner on the old layer of preciously-applied conditioner. You need a bit of water when applying the cleaner. Wipe off completely, then apply the conditioner. The conditioner keeps the leather from going dry and crack in the long run.
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Depends on how dirty it is, the cleaner is usually required. Otherwise, you would just be applying the conditioner on the old layer of preciously-applied conditioner. You need a bit of water when applying the cleaner. Wipe off completely, then apply the conditioner. The conditioner keeps the leather from going dry and crack in the long run.
Lexol is
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I'm wondering how to apply cleaner and condtioner when the car has seat-ventilation? There are hundreds of little holes in the leather. Do they get clogged by applying either one?
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I dont have the answer to your question but.......
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Lexol here also,,
as for application just spread a thin layer out on the soft cloth you are using for application,, can use your hand,, as you continue to rub the cloth will clean the holes and continue to spread,, have used on many cars with no issues of any clogging,,
Derry
as for application just spread a thin layer out on the soft cloth you are using for application,, can use your hand,, as you continue to rub the cloth will clean the holes and continue to spread,, have used on many cars with no issues of any clogging,,
Derry
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