| nissanlove |
| 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 |
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| GripperDon |
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 |
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| 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 |
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| 762x51 |
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. |
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| nissanlove |
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. |
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| GripperDon |
| 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. |
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| TheGymKid |
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 |
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| nissanlove |
| thanks again guys. off to spend some money.:D |
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| jdb06 |
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 |
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| SExyMurano |
| Lexol cleaner 1st, followed up by their conditioner. It really work wonders.:18: |
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