As expected with 8 year old leather seats, they are a little dry. They are also dirty
from age, they don't have grease on them or anything.

I work with a guy who used to work with leather for a living and he told me this:

"Lexol is the best thing for restoring the leather, Saddle Soap is the best thing for
cleaning leather as it won't dry it out any further"

Is this correct?? I also have heard Mink Oil is the best for restoring leather, what
about that??

Thanks

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[This message has been edited by 92GTA (edited October 02, 2000).]

 

I have had good results from Lexol and Saddle soap. I would say both are good. I have mostly used it on boots and such though. A few weeks ago I got Mothers leather cleaner to clean the mold off my leather jacket and It looks good. Lexol is good but it is more expensive than some of the others. I have never heard anything bad about it so I would defanately recomend it.


James

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