DNC

I am only repeating what I have learned attending national car club meets for the past twenty years. I can assure you the information is correct but you will need to do your own research if you are not convinced, or just continue to use Lexol, Armor All, etc.

yanje03

I did research and didn't find what you said. also 20 years, if Lexol was real bad, it should have bankcrupted already.
here is what you said "In the long run it will cause damage and splitting ". I assume 'it' means Lexol. Many people used it for more than 10 years and said it was good. Those info I can found it pretty easy.

DNC

Then your findings are different and you should use Lexol and any other silicone product that you believe is best. It is not my purpose to convince you to switch. I am only reporting what I have learned in workshops conducted at national meets of both the Rolls-Royce and Mercedes clubs by people who deal with this issue daily. I encourage you to continue your research on this matter.

yanje03

I dont like people say something bad but can't give any evidence.

Stormforge

it is his opinion that he is giving, not empirical evidence. and we are all allowed to provide our opinions about something, just as you are providing your opinion about this product. it's up to each person to believe what is best for themselves and their car.

yanje03

His opinion was based on something was bad which many people prepare to use. so I require him to show us more info about it. if he can provide, that's good, otherwise I will say what he said prob not right.

DNC

I have told you where my information came from. Again, I am not hear to convince you, only to share what has been my experience. If you like silicone on your car's trim continue using it.
So this will be of use to others; Leatherique.com has the best leather care products I have ever used. One success story I can share involves a 1967 Lincoln convertible I have. The original leather had turned cardboard hard. Using Leatherique's products Rejuvinator Oil and Prestine Clean I was able to get it back glove soft with several treatments. This has saved me a lot of money with cars I have and helped in keeping them original.

Theojt

+1 on the Zaino.

A bit more work to apply than some but the results are unmatched IMHO.

DNC

I am convinced no two people get the same results from the same wax. I think there are so many variables that come into play that the same brand of wax behaves totally different with different people.
For the past ten years I have liked Zymol products best for "maintaining" my car's finish. I went a little crazy a while back and tried some of their estate class wax, Destiny, which did an EXCELLANT job. I wish the results had not been so impressive seeing it is such an expensive product.

yanje03

I told you your 20 years old info might be wrong. Lexol might be a good product too and it is cheap. I dont convince you accept my oppinion either.

DNC

Yanje03,

Please excuse me as I do not jump to nor meet your "requirement". I have given you proof by sharing my own experience. Somehow I believe we have a communication problem, either by transmission or reception, and believe it useless to continue any effort of communication. I do applaud you for not believing everything you read and encourage you to continue your efforts to learn. I think there are many opportunities for you in your search for knowledge.

yanje03

That's not your own experience, that's someone told you 20 years ago. not about lexol product either, it is about someone told you sillicon doesnt good to leather.

Stormforge

DNC is trying to be nice to you, he is saying if you believe in lexol product, go ahead and use it. It is his opinion about lexol, regardless whether it is right or wrong.

It is your opinion that lexol is a good product, regardless whether it is right or wrong.

There is no reason for you to change his mind, and no reason for him to change yours. Everyone is entitled to believe and use what they want for their car. It is wrong to criticise him for his opinion, it is rude and not nice. Now please stop attacking him and let's be civil about this.

yanje03

who wasn't nice. stopping attacking me pls . Focus on the topic.

yanje03

found some info about lexol leather conditioner and says it not contain silicone, so i got confused.

http://forums.roadfly.com/forums/det...4716867-1.html