Leather Care
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I've tryed:
1) Turtle wax leather conditioner (spray)
2) Blue Magic (spray)
3) Meg's gold class (spray)
4) Meg's gold class (liquid)
4) Lexol Conditioner and the Lexol Cleaner. (spray)
The Lexol is by far my favorite (and the most expensive) I've never used the Lexol leather cleaner, just the conditioner.
I find the Meg's gold class leather conditoner/cleaner liquid has a strong amount of detergent. It totally stripped my seats down and moisturized them well but I wouldn't recommend too frequent use of it.
The blue magic is average. It moisturizes well but I find it not to last long and to lack the moisturizers like the Lexol.
My vote is Lexol hands down
-Tanner
1) Turtle wax leather conditioner (spray)
2) Blue Magic (spray)
3) Meg's gold class (spray)
4) Meg's gold class (liquid)
4) Lexol Conditioner and the Lexol Cleaner. (spray)
The Lexol is by far my favorite (and the most expensive) I've never used the Lexol leather cleaner, just the conditioner.
I find the Meg's gold class leather conditoner/cleaner liquid has a strong amount of detergent. It totally stripped my seats down and moisturized them well but I wouldn't recommend too frequent use of it.
The blue magic is average. It moisturizes well but I find it not to last long and to lack the moisturizers like the Lexol.
My vote is Lexol hands down
-Tanner
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The Lexol is by far my favorite (and the most expensive) I've never used the Lexol leather cleaner, just the conditioner.
I find the Meg's gold class leather conditoner/cleaner liquid has a strong amount of detergent. It totally stripped my seats down and moisturized them well but I wouldn't recommend too frequent use of it.
The blue magic is average. It moisturizes well but I find it not to last long and to lack the moisturizers like the Lexol.
I find the Meg's gold class leather conditoner/cleaner liquid has a strong amount of detergent. It totally stripped my seats down and moisturized them well but I wouldn't recommend too frequent use of it.
The blue magic is average. It moisturizes well but I find it not to last long and to lack the moisturizers like the Lexol.
For me it's a toss up between Lexol leather conditioner and leather CPR. I don't think Lexol is all that expensive considering a bottle lasts several years.
Leather CPR is $10 bottle and it's pretty small.