Ive looked all over my town, and no one has lexol leather conditioner. Does anyone recommend any certain place to buy it online?

 

Jeff,

I got mine from www.autoaddictions.com. Pretty reasonable prices.

 

That crap screwed up my leather

 

97 green lariat,


please explain....................

 

97GreenLariet
I too would be interested in what exactly it did to your leather, because I just put it on my seats for the first time.

 

I ordered some and just got it. I put it on my seats, kinda heavily, and let it sit for a while, and then wiped it down. The only problem is, now the seats feel kinda sticky. I wonder if i put too much on, and should i take a damp cloth and try to wipe the stickiness off? Anyone else ever noticed this?

 

I use the Lexol in a spray bottle, then spread the liquid with a microweave cloth. It also works great on the plastics , leaving a nice non greasy 'wet look'.

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Sounds like a good system, but is it worth the $$$$$?

 

I use Lexol all the time (once a month). You simply put it on a terry-cloth or microweave towel and spread it on your seats, rubbing it in a bit. Wait for about 5-10 minutes and remove any excess. The seats will still have a bit on them and it takes about an hour to an hour and a half to completely dry. Make sure you clean your leather before using the lexol. Use a ph balanced cleaner like the one put out by lexol in the green container or Eagle one has one as well.

Sometimes Lexol can darken the leather a little bit; but, on the dark graphite leather I have not noticed it at all.

Also, one more thing, don't use it on craked leather. Thses areas will have to be re-dyed before conditioning. Go to an auto upholstry place and they can dye it for you. Pretty cheaply too.