beerme986

iTrader: (2)

I have been reluctant to clean and condition my seats on my car due to the white stitching on the seats. I'm afraid that the conditioner may turn the stitching into a gray and ruin the look of the seats. Does anyone recommend a quality leather cleaner/conditioner that will keep the stitching white?

I got the seat bubble problem like most people so now I have no choice but to treat the leather

09G37xCpe

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I have this stuff and it really does a good job on the leather.

SkyMG37x

I've used Zaino Leather Conditioner (and cleaner as well) for years and it keep my prior cars seats looking like new after many years.

Buckeye G

iTrader: (4)

^ +1 I use Zaino also. It leaves your car smelling amazing afterwards to. Like you have a brand new leather jacket in the car.

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KnoxvilleG37

Another vote for Poorboy's World Leather Stuff.....but I've heard nothing but great reviews on Zaino Z10.

Presto

how is the lexol cleaner and conditioner? does it work better cause one product cleans while the other conditions?

SkyMG37x

Just to clarify, Zaino has two separate products: The Z-9 Cleaner and Z-10 Conditioner. I personally don't believe one product can both clean and condition as good as separate products since the cleaner will need some mild detergent while the conditioner restores the oils.

I can't comment much on Lexol other than their Vinylex product that I use on my wife's vinyl convertible top and I find it also works well on the dash without leaving a heavy/glossy finish. They should be OK as general purpose products but I don't believe they're as good as the others.

worldcrafter

I'm currently using Z-9 to clean my seats, tempted to get Z-10 because of its leathery scent (keeps car smelling new), but I read that it causes leather to dry out and crack on some cars. I would look into getting leather master products