What are you using for leather care? There are many leather care products. And then some never use any leather care. Leather is a live product (I guess technically that is a dead product, the skin of dead animals!) and it needs periodic cleaning and nourishment.
So what's your recommendation?
Or do you wait until the leather begins to crack and then scramble trying to fix it?
I used pure bees wax on the leather seats fitted to my Land Cruiser a couple of times in the first three years, paying special attention to the seams and stitchwork. It is now eight years old with well over 100k miles and the leather is good apart from some dark discolouration in creases in the backrest. Just a couple of weeks ago I decided to give the drivers seat a good clean and bought some Halfords leather wipes. They did clean the seat somewhat but I now slide all over the place.
Thanks for the answers to my question on what you are using for maintaining your leather.
Please let me introduce the product that I'm using... and have been for the last fifteen years.
The product name is Kali Leather Life
Kali Leather Life was developed to prevent the drying process of leather. Kali Leather Life maintains the supple softness, resilience and strength of leather.
More information and comparison to Lexol/Armor All are in this eBay listing.
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Kali Leather Life 4 car upholstery shoes bags or whips! Item number:
270067681452
In addition to leather, I've found Kali Leather Life is ideal for vinyl surfaces too. I've been using Kali Leather Life on the dash, vinyl tops and trim.
Compared to Kali Leather Life I've not had good experiences with Armor All, Lexol (favorite of many)
Try Kali Leather Life it really works. I've been a satisfied Kali Leather Life customer for the last fifteen years.
I've also bought a "case load" of these and put them eBay. (Remember Victor Kiam - who became famous for his advertisement saying "I liked the shaver so much, I bought the company" No, I did not buy the company, but am promoting a good product for the benefit all car enthusiasts.)
and the link is:
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Kali Leather Life 4 car upholstery shoes bags or whips! Item number:
270067681452
Thanks for the answers to my question on what you are using for maintaining your leather.
Please let me introduce the product that I'm using... and have been for the last fifteen years.
The product name is Kali Leather Life
Kali Leather Life was developed to prevent the drying process of leather. Kali Leather Life maintains the supple softness, resilience and strength of leather.
More information and comparison to Lexol/Armor All are in this eBay listing.
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Kali Leather Life 4 car upholstery shoes bags or whips! Item number:
270067681452
In addition to leather, I've found Kali Leather Life is ideal for vinyl surfaces too. I've been using Kali Leather Life on the dash, vinyl tops and trim.
Compared to Kali Leather Life I've not had good experiences with Armor All, Lexol (favorite of many)
Try Kali Leather Life it really works. I've been a satisfied Kali Leather Life customer for the last fifteen years.
I've also bought a "case load" of these and put them eBay. (Remember Victor Kiam - who became famous for his advertisement saying "I liked the shaver so much, I bought the company" No, I did not buy the company, but am promoting a good product for the benefit all car enthusiasts.)
and the link is:
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Kali Leather Life 4 car upholstery shoes bags or whips! Item number:
270067681452
My opinion is that you're a spammer that I'm going to report to ebay. Anytime someone answers their own "inquiring" post and doesn't even bother to quote answers to his question, it marks a con.
Lexol makes several different leather cleaning and polishing products. Which specific one are you and your eBay ad referring to? Or are you alleging that your product performs better in every aspect of leather care that Lexol products address?
Eh. Leatherique(.com) works on leather and plastic. But unlike this hithertoo unknown kali stuff there are lots of cars, Rolls, Jags, MB, etc, that actually have used it for years, testimonials are all over the net.
It's not a product I know, but my feeling is if it's optimised for leather which needs a soak in conditioner it can't also be ideal for plastic which is non porous. Or rather plastic doesn't need any special treatment apart from perhaps a UV blocker.
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