Conditioning Perforated Leather Seats
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Conditioning Perforated Leather Seats
My 2012 Black RX has Light gray leather interior with perforated leather on the center sections of the seats.
What can I use to keep any leather conditioning cream out of the perforated area's on the seats??
Cheers!
What can I use to keep any leather conditioning cream out of the perforated area's on the seats??
Cheers!
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Meguairs leather cleaner is my product of choice. I put some on a towel first and then rub it into the towel to make it moist. I then use the towel to clean the leather and it works for me. Takes all of those blue stains from jeans away!
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I've tried a variety of products on the perforated seats without issue. I spritz whatever I'm using at the moment on a microfiber cloth and wipe away. You might want to follow up with a second microfiber cloth, slightly dampened, to soak up any excess. Less is more like MX5NES350 said. I also make sure it's warm out or the cabin is warm (fire up the seats) so it'll dry.
Now I do get an ocassional piece of dirt in the holes of the perforated seats. I use a toothpick to gently remove it.
Now I do get an ocassional piece of dirt in the holes of the perforated seats. I use a toothpick to gently remove it.
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My 2001 RX Silversport Edition (and I believe Coach editions of that era) has perforated leather seats. Holding up pretty well after 10-1/2 years - one split on the driver's seat bolster I've been meaning to fix.
I use Lexol spray conditioner once or twice a year. Spray on the application cloth first then apply.
I use Lexol spray conditioner once or twice a year. Spray on the application cloth first then apply.
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It's good to know your perforated seats held up well. Thanks.
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