Leather Cleaner

[Snicker]

Excited about my 4.6 Tau Black Noir Pearl/saddle ... looking for the best leather cleaner and conditioner forthe interior. Any suggestions? As a side note ... my brother-in-law has a boxter ... guess who is envious and in the dust?

 

[dataguy]

http://genesisowners.com/hyundai-genesis-forum/showthread.php?t=3037&highlight=leather

 

[QCTLG]

I use Lexol leather cleaner followed by Lexol leather conditioner.
I've been using it forever and NEVER had any problems.

 

[Pahaska]

I have had good results with good old-fashioned saddle soap for cleaning leather. I use it on the dash, door panels, and non-perforated parts of the seat.

 

[bgtmd]

Lexol gets my vote. I have used it for years also.

 

[TJPark01]

I use Lexol leather cleaner followed by Lexol leather conditioner.
I've been using it forever and NEVER had any problems.

Yes this is a good combination, but the Lexol Cleaner is too strong for this type of new leather, so either dilute it, or use a water based general purpose cleaner like Meguiars Quick Interior detailer or equivalent.
Honestly, on a new car, unless the leather is soiled, you will do fine using a damp cloth with water. Wait till it dries. Then apply the Lexol Conditioner with a microfiber sponge, which I really like. Wait 5mins, then remove the excess with a cloth. Done.

 

[ctrcbob]

Checked what I have in my stash. Found I have two.
1. One is Meguiars. Very thick cream colored stuff.
2. Second is Motorcraft cleaner. Thinner stuff, very pale white.
Both work fine.

 

[KiRiMa]

I use Lexol leather cleaner followed by Lexol leather conditioner.
I've been using it forever and NEVER had any problems.

X2

 

[kayroe]

I use Zaino leather conditioner and it is very good so far. It gives your car that new leather smell and contains no silicon. I couldn't find it in the local stores so I ordered it online at the Zaino web site.

 

[MrB0462]

Yes this is a good combination, but the Lexol Cleaner is too strong for this type of new leather, so either dilute it, or use a water based general purpose cleaner like Meguiars Quick Interior detailer or equivalent.
Honestly, on a new car, unless the leather is soiled, you will do fine using a damp cloth with water. Wait till it dries. Then apply the Lexol Conditioner with a microfiber sponge, which I really like. Wait 5mins, then remove the excess with a cloth. Done.

Absolutely agree that on anew car a damp cloth with water will suffice and then apply the conditioner of your choice.

Dave

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