KingRanch seats
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KingRanch seats
I have a Kingranch, which I turly enjoy. This is my first truck that I have ever owned. My question is how in the world do you take care of untreated leather seats? In the book that I have recieved, it ask you to refer to the KingRanch F-150 Leather Care brochure, that I failed to recieve with my new truck. I have called two FORD dealers, and have not recieved a answer to my question. PLEASE HELP ME
01 kingranch, 4x4, charcoal blue, 5.4 limit slip axle, moonroof
01 kingranch, 4x4, charcoal blue, 5.4 limit slip axle, moonroof
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Hey guy I'm from Kingsville, the Headquaters of the King Ranch. I'll make a phone call and get you the number to the King Ranch Saddle Shop who in return can answer any questions you have pertaining to the leather in your truck.
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DNKING,
Congratulations on the new truck. Aren't those seats the best?
Ford will send you a bottle of leather cleaner in a couple of weeks along with a King Ranch Portfolio. You can also pick up the cleaner
at www.krsaddleshop.com. Use a damp cloth periodically to wipe off the seats. When you do it the first time, you'll probably freak out when the leather soaks up the water. Don't sweat it, it will go back to normal. You can use the damp rag whenever. The conditioner that comes in the mail will also temporarily darken the leather, but really keeps it soft.
Again, Enjoy the truck.
Take care,
RW
Congratulations on the new truck. Aren't those seats the best?
Ford will send you a bottle of leather cleaner in a couple of weeks along with a King Ranch Portfolio. You can also pick up the cleaner
at www.krsaddleshop.com. Use a damp cloth periodically to wipe off the seats. When you do it the first time, you'll probably freak out when the leather soaks up the water. Don't sweat it, it will go back to normal. You can use the damp rag whenever. The conditioner that comes in the mail will also temporarily darken the leather, but really keeps it soft.
Again, Enjoy the truck.
Take care,
RW
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KINGRANCH SEATS
Originally posted by CB4x4
Hey guy I'm from Kingsville, the Headquaters of the King Ranch. I'll make a phone call and get you the number to the King Ranch Saddle Shop who in return can answer any questions you have pertaining to the leather in your truck.
Hey guy I'm from Kingsville, the Headquaters of the King Ranch. I'll make a phone call and get you the number to the King Ranch Saddle Shop who in return can answer any questions you have pertaining to the leather in your truck.
GREAT HELP.
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KINGRANCH SEATS
Originally posted by kemtooler
DNKING,
Congratulations on the new truck. Aren't those seats the best?
Ford will send you a bottle of leather cleaner in a couple of weeks along with a King Ranch Portfolio. You can also pick up the cleaner
at www.krsaddleshop.com. Use a damp cloth periodically to wipe off the seats. When you do it the first time, you'll probably freak out when the leather soaks up the water. Don't sweat it, it will go back to normal. You can use the damp rag whenever. The conditioner that comes in the mail will also temporarily darken the leather, but really keeps it soft.
Again, Enjoy the truck.
Take care,
RW
DNKING,
Congratulations on the new truck. Aren't those seats the best?
Ford will send you a bottle of leather cleaner in a couple of weeks along with a King Ranch Portfolio. You can also pick up the cleaner
at www.krsaddleshop.com. Use a damp cloth periodically to wipe off the seats. When you do it the first time, you'll probably freak out when the leather soaks up the water. Don't sweat it, it will go back to normal. You can use the damp rag whenever. The conditioner that comes in the mail will also temporarily darken the leather, but really keeps it soft.
Again, Enjoy the truck.
Take care,
RW
DN