Seat Conditioner-1995 850GLT

damnyankee · Post by **damnyankee** » 15 Jun 2007, 21:47

What type and/or brand leather conditioner do you guys recommend?

waynej · Post by **waynej** » 15 Jun 2007, 23:08

Lexol is the best. Don't use anything with silicone it puts a nice shine on the leather and it also dries it out and it will crack.

blue_v70 · Post by **blue_v70** » 16 Jun 2007, 04:54

To clean leather, dont use automotive leather cleaner. Use furniture polish with 100% content of orange oil or cedar oil.

After polishing with orange oil, use human product moisturizer such as sorbolene. Dont use too often, I use sorbolene once in threemonths.

Treat nature products with nature, it will look great.

waynej · Post by **waynej** » 16 Jun 2007, 13:58

Here's the ingredients list from a jar of sorbolene.

Purified Water, Soft WhiteParaffin, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Stearyl, Alcohol, Liquid Paraffin, Ceteareth-20, Chlorocresol.

Are you sure all that stuff is natural?
If you want to treat your leather naturally how about saddle soap for cleaning, and lanolin or vegetable glycerin for preserving?

Tsquared · Post by **Tsquared** » 16 Jun 2007, 16:22

Another vote for Lexol

blue_v70 · Post by **blue_v70** » 16 Jun 2007, 22:02

waynej wrote:Here's the ingredients list from a jar of sorbolene.

Purified Water, Soft WhiteParaffin, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Stearyl, Alcohol, Liquid Paraffin, Ceteareth-20, Chlorocresol.

Are you sure all that stuff is natural?
If you want to treat your leather naturally how about saddle soap for cleaning, and lanolin or vegetable glycerin for preserving?

What i mean is, use nature product like orange oil or cedar oil to clean and rejuvenate, AND if you want, so this is optional, use sorbolene to moisturize once in 3 months. ANd yes sorbolene is mostly chemical but it does moisturize the leather, try it, the leather will feel soft.