what is a good leather protector for the gen.3 seats?

[DavidT]

I don't want my 97 to start looking like my 90. Although the foam buldging out did set off my interior.

<small>[ March 01, 2003, 06:43 PM: Message edited by: dkautumna ]</small>

 

[Osiris]

Lexol.

The only thing you should use.

Apply it before leaving the car alone for about 8-12 hours, like at night before bed or something.

In the morning your seats will feel supple and look shiny.

This stuff works wonders, even to inferior leather like the SHO's.

 

[Want to be]

dkautumna:

lexol is great and easy!

hide-food is good but harder to buff off!

These 2 brands above do not have agents that dry out your leather!

jpc

 

[stephen newberg]

I use Mothers. A two step process with first a cleaning fluid and then a protecting fluid. Seems to work great and the seats are pretty much as they were when new.

pax, smn