SEATOWNBOY

Any of you condition your leather after having your car for some time? I just finished conditioning my bike leathers for riding, which I do every year to keep the leather in good shape. However, I have never done this on my car seats. I used Mother's leather conditioner on my bike leathers.

For those of you that have, what have you used and how did it turn out?

KnoxvilleG37

I use Poorboys World "Leather Stuff" and it works great. Smells awesome, leaves the leather nice a supple and refreshed. It cleans and conditions in one application. Check it out over on www.detailedimage.com. There are other leather products on there and most of them have reviews.

C@ciQ

iTrader: (3)

I have Poorboys Leather stuff and Leatherique.

vINCe_Inc

how come no one ever talk about armor all ?
now before you go bashing the mainstream products, do we not owe these big companies a little credit knowing that they have put in their time and money to come out with a product that may actually work ?
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im not an expert in detailing products, but i find the armor all products work fairly well.

iLlmAtIc21390

If you want the best I'd say go with Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil and Leatherique Prestine Clean. Literally this stuff really does restore worn, dirty, old, wrinkled leather. The best money can buy. The over the counter stuff like ones from Meg's or Mother's conditioner and cleaner really don't even live up to the Leatherique products. Another thing I'd like to add is that Detailed Image is having a monthly special right now on both Leatherique Products.

Check them out

Leatherique Prestine Clean
Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil

And be sure to check the guide too on how to use it:

Leatherique How To

WhosUrBuddiee

iTrader: (1)

I used the Leatherique. Is is pretty amazing.

KAHBOOM

iTrader: (4)

Zainos leather in a bottle FTW!

The smell is great - like brand new. I even use it on my leather couches at home now.

SEATOWNBOY

Thanks for all your input. I'll check it out. The leather looks good now, but I want to due some preventative maintenance so it doesn't get to the point it starts cracking.