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what do you put on your leather seats in your car?



<< A hot chick.

Nothing works better.

Steve >>



...except putting yourself in the middle 😀
 


<< i user armor all leather cleaner wipes that come in any easy-to-dispense container.

works well >>



an actual answer, thanks!
 


<< whats wrong with armor all? >>


Oh nothing except for the fact that it will eventually dry out everything you use it on and cause it to crack.
 


<< whats wrong with armor all? >>



Contrary to the claims on the bottle, it does have a tendancy to crack and fade vinyl and leather.
 


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<< whats wrong with armor all? >>



Contrary to the claims on the bottle, it does have a tendancy to crack and fade vinyl and leather. >>



is it just their leather care products?
 


<< I use Zaino Nothing better in my mind. >>



Zaino is really good. It actually has leather oil as an ingredient, so it enhances the leathery smell of the car and works quite well as a cleaner/conditioner.
 
Lexol Leather Cleaner, and conditoner, it may seem expensive, but a little bit goes a REALLY long way, fallow the instructions, and your leather will be like brand new.Lexol
 
Zaino is good aswell, but I still prefer lexol allmost all dealers use it where I live. (BMW, Porche, ect...)
 
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