Cadillac

I found a product that I am hoping is really good for leather interiors:



Product linkage: HERE.

Using This LINK to guide cleaning, I cued on "Lanolin".

Easy application and it appears to actually clean before it moisturizes the seats. I apply by hand working the cream into the seats and then use a buff rag to remove the excess and grime. It's about 8 bucks for the 15oz container. Seems like it is easy to find at a tack shop.

About a fifth of the product did my interior just fine.

fenton06

Lanolin is not good for leather at all...when i was doing research on stuff for my baseball gloves, it said NEVER EVER use lanolin...as it will clog the pores in the leather...

EDIT EDIT EDIT: My mistake! I remembered my stuff wrong...(YIKES!) Lanolin IS the good stuff...neatsfoot oil...not good stuff for leather...

DRS50

My Grandpa used a product simular to that for his saddles and tack, he always made sure it had lanolin in it, keeps the leather flexible and pliable while it conditions. Neats foot oil is used mainly for waterproofing leather thats why it fills the pours on leather so the leather wont soak up water.

Cadillac

Well, I now know why they sell this stuff in larger tubs. It can be used on everything:

• Boots and shoes
• Leather furniture
• Baseball Gloves
• Belts
• My wife's import

I'll need another tub soon!