leather cleaner - Nissan Murano

nissanlove · 02-28-2006, 08:53 PM

well, the drivers seat in our caffe latte leather murano is showing some coloration from jeans and dark colored cloathing from entering and exiting the vehicle. i was wonder what stirctly leather cleaners you all are using?? thanks in advance

GripperDon · 02-28-2006, 09:14 PM

By Leaterique.

Does the job for me. No harse chemocals, Leaves the leater in good shape, removes the dirt stains etc.

Expensive but great IMO

jdb06 · 02-28-2006, 11:01 PM

GripperDon,

Following your advice (and many posts), I bought the Leatherique oil & clean combo and was impressed with the performance on our MO's leather. Thank you! (P.S. I hope you are getting some of their advertising budget)

Question: our steering wheel is showing signs of leather scaling (just bought '03 SE AWD a few weeks ago) - will repeated applications of the oil help remove the dry scaling bits? I have tried 4 or 5 coats thus far and each time the oil seems fully absorbed in those areas, but alas no change in appearance.

Thanks in advance,
JDB

762x51 · 02-28-2006, 11:30 PM

I would recommend searching around on the Autopia car care forums. Those folks have the perfect cleaner and technique for everything and are quite helpful.

http://autopia.org/forum/

I personally have used Lexol cleaner with good results. It is a bit mild though.

nissanlove · 02-28-2006, 11:33 PM

thanks for all the replies guys,

grip- how many ounces to you suggest i buy, they have wicked specials on now 16 oz bot the rejuvinator oil and the cleaner for 35 bucks 32 oz for 55 dollars.

GripperDon · 03-01-2006, 12:32 AM

I wish I had some information re the steering wheel unfortunately I don't. You might call themm they are very helpfull on the phone.

TheGymKid · 03-01-2006, 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by jdb06
GripperDon,

Following your advice (and many posts), I bought the Leatherique oil & clean combo and was impressed with the performance on our MO's leather. Thank you! (P.S. I hope you are getting some of their advertising budget)

Question: our steering wheel is showing signs of leather scaling (just bought '03 SE AWD a few weeks ago) - will repeated applications of the oil help remove the dry scaling bits? I have tried 4 or 5 coats thus far and each time the oil seems fully absorbed in those areas, but alas no change in appearance.

Thanks in advance,
JDB

jdb06

I bought it recently on Gripper Don's recomendation... I bought the two 16 oz bottle special, months ago, and still have about 3/4's of the bottle left. I don't think you will need more then that. Good luck

nissanlove · 03-01-2006, 12:32 PM

thanks again guys. off to spend some money.

jdb06 · 03-02-2006, 09:49 AM

Mixed signals -

My question was a little different . . . just wondering whether repeated applications of the rejuvenating oil will remove / fix minor dry scaling sections of the steering wheel, or whether it will be a waste of time and oil (i.e. once the dry scaling bits are there, is it permanent..??..)

Thanks again,
JDB

SExyMurano · 03-10-2007, 04:07 PM

Lexol cleaner 1st, followed up by their conditioner. It really work wonders.

02-28-2006, 08:53 PM	#1 (permalink)
nissanlove Super Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Edmonton,AB Posts: 1,373	leather cleaner well, the drivers seat in our caffe latte leather murano is showing some coloration from jeans and dark colored cloathing from entering and exiting the vehicle. i was wonder what stirctly leather cleaners you all are using?? thanks in advance __________________ The Finish Line... Is Only The Begining 2005 Nissan Murano SE with TECH PKG. "Z" GRILL,PolarStart Remote Car Starter(made in Alberta for Alberta) JWT Pop charger SE Black Chrome wheels with Bridgestone dueler HP SPORT rubber custom flowmaster rear exhaust

02-28-2006, 09:14 PM	#2 (permalink)
GripperDon Mr. 3 K, 3/3/5. 5K,10/5/7 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: PB5-926 Posts: 5,077	Pristiene Clean By Leaterique. Does the job for me. No harse chemocals, Leaves the leater in good shape, removes the dirt stains etc. Expensive but great IMO __________________ Previous Owner of, The Mod Mo, 05, SL, FWD, Platinum, Charcoal Leather, Touring, Technology Pkgs., TPMS etc. Chrome Wheels, Roof Rack Bbars. Cargo Protector. Extended Warranty, X-Tire, AutoMate. Leatherique treated leather. Diamond Window Tint, Tires 3 step balanced. Stainless Steel Laser Cut Grill. Glass VIN etch, Debadged. Silver Painted Calipers. 1300F Ceramic painted Muffler. B-Quite Supreme, sound matting. External Sound ndercoated. White Led Parking Lights. Led Front Door Entrance Lights. Yellow Ion Fogs. Silver-Amber Front Turn Signals. Hella 100 Watt @ 5000K Driving Lights. SAT receiver–Delphi XM Roady2 Hidden Antenna install. Fan cooled Inverter AC to Xbox. MTX 200 watt auto on Amp deciated power to Bose Sub Woofer. PAC-Niss dual aux in for Sat and X Box audio. Generator Labs NoNag modded Rear Camera. “NAV Box" W/Modded X Box X2 Chip. DVD’s, MP3 & JPEG pics ,160 gig HD / Wireless Lynksis 802.11G Ethernet link. Runs Xbox Media Center. rear Bumper Protector. Selectable Horns: OEM MO/WoLo air. Tinted Tails-Bright bulbs. Tweeters tilted + 19uf mod. Lower Grill Stone Shield. Front Floor Amber Courtesy Lights. Chrome over Stainless Rocker Bars. Wireless LED Turn Signal Mirrors. Top mounted Led Stop Light modded with The backoff.

02-28-2006, 11:30 PM	#4 (permalink)
762x51 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 25	I would recommend searching around on the Autopia car care forums. Those folks have the perfect cleaner and technique for everything and are quite helpful. http://autopia.org/forum/ I personally have used Lexol cleaner with good results. It is a bit mild though. __________________ 06 SL AWD, Platinum with Charcoal 04 Subaru STi

02-28-2006, 11:33 PM	#5 (permalink)
nissanlove Super Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Edmonton,AB Posts: 1,373	thanks for all the replies guys, grip- how many ounces to you suggest i buy, they have wicked specials on now 16 oz bot the rejuvinator oil and the cleaner for 35 bucks 32 oz for 55 dollars. __________________ The Finish Line... Is Only The Begining 2005 Nissan Murano SE with TECH PKG. "Z" GRILL,PolarStart Remote Car Starter(made in Alberta for Alberta) JWT Pop charger SE Black Chrome wheels with Bridgestone dueler HP SPORT rubber custom flowmaster rear exhaust

03-01-2006, 12:32 AM	#6 (permalink)
GripperDon Mr. 3 K, 3/3/5. 5K,10/5/7 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: PB5-926 Posts: 5,077	I would go for just the 16oz I wish I had some information re the steering wheel unfortunately I don't. You might call themm they are very helpfull on the phone. __________________ Previous Owner of, The Mod Mo, 05, SL, FWD, Platinum, Charcoal Leather, Touring, Technology Pkgs., TPMS etc. Chrome Wheels, Roof Rack Bbars. Cargo Protector. Extended Warranty, X-Tire, AutoMate. Leatherique treated leather. Diamond Window Tint, Tires 3 step balanced. Stainless Steel Laser Cut Grill. Glass VIN etch, Debadged. Silver Painted Calipers. 1300F Ceramic painted Muffler. B-Quite Supreme, sound matting. External Sound ndercoated. White Led Parking Lights. Led Front Door Entrance Lights. Yellow Ion Fogs. Silver-Amber Front Turn Signals. Hella 100 Watt @ 5000K Driving Lights. SAT receiver–Delphi XM Roady2 Hidden Antenna install. Fan cooled Inverter AC to Xbox. MTX 200 watt auto on Amp deciated power to Bose Sub Woofer. PAC-Niss dual aux in for Sat and X Box audio. Generator Labs NoNag modded Rear Camera. “NAV Box" W/Modded X Box X2 Chip. DVD’s, MP3 & JPEG pics ,160 gig HD / Wireless Lynksis 802.11G Ethernet link. Runs Xbox Media Center. rear Bumper Protector. Selectable Horns: OEM MO/WoLo air. Tinted Tails-Bright bulbs. Tweeters tilted + 19uf mod. Lower Grill Stone Shield. Front Floor Amber Courtesy Lights. Chrome over Stainless Rocker Bars. Wireless LED Turn Signal Mirrors. Top mounted Led Stop Light modded with The backoff.

02-28-2006, 11:01 PM	#3 (permalink)
jdb06 Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: San Jose Posts: 32	GripperDon, Following your advice (and many posts), I bought the Leatherique oil & clean combo and was impressed with the performance on our MO's leather. Thank you! (P.S. I hope you are getting some of their advertising budget) Question: our steering wheel is showing signs of leather scaling (just bought '03 SE AWD a few weeks ago) - will repeated applications of the oil help remove the dry scaling bits? I have tried 4 or 5 coats thus far and each time the oil seems fully absorbed in those areas, but alas no change in appearance. Thanks in advance, JDB

03-01-2006, 12:32 PM	#8 (permalink)
nissanlove Super Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Edmonton,AB Posts: 1,373	thanks again guys. off to spend some money. __________________ The Finish Line... Is Only The Begining 2005 Nissan Murano SE with TECH PKG. "Z" GRILL,PolarStart Remote Car Starter(made in Alberta for Alberta) JWT Pop charger SE Black Chrome wheels with Bridgestone dueler HP SPORT rubber custom flowmaster rear exhaust

03-02-2006, 09:49 AM	#9 (permalink)
jdb06 Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: San Jose Posts: 32	Mixed signals - My question was a little different . . . just wondering whether repeated applications of the rejuvenating oil will remove / fix minor dry scaling sections of the steering wheel, or whether it will be a waste of time and oil (i.e. once the dry scaling bits are there, is it permanent..??..) Thanks again, JDB

03-10-2007, 04:07 PM	#10 (permalink)
SExyMurano V.I.P Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Texas Posts: 149	Lexol cleaner 1st, followed up by their conditioner. It really work wonders. __________________ 2004 SE Murano "Silver" on Black Lthr 07 oem wheels 07 Aluminum Rear Bumper protector 07 Chrome trimmed HVAC knobs 07 Chrome shift knob piece Aluminum Gas tank shields HID

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