[96mn12]

Ive been reading a lot about what to use for leather cleaning/preservation.

Zaino, Lexol and Zymol seem to be the top three....

Any opinions on what is best bang for the buck? Any other brands recommended? I try to stay away from armor all...

Thanks

 

[JonV]

I've always used Lexol.

 

[96mn12]

where do you get your stuff?

 

[lexington01]

I've always used Lexol.

I also use Lexol. Good stuff. Let the car sit in the sun and get nice and toasty before applying it. I'm 99% sure I got mine from Advance Auto Parts.

 

[JonV]

where do you get your stuff?

On Line, but most Autoparts stores have it

 

[IAmTodd]

I use Lexol as well. I allow it to settle for a few days and then put a coat of 303 protectant on it for UV protection.

 

[Paulsen93]

I've always used the zymol leather cleaner followed by the conditioner, but I can't say anything for the other two.

 

[mikesul]

Also use Lexol, got it at Pep Boys.

 

[Dave 37]

We need a comparison! Perhaps long time users of one product comparing their seats to long time users of another product?

I use Zymol but mainly on the driver's seat. I don't want to try Lexol, though I used Lexol wipes once. Perhaps, I should try another brand on the passenger side? The tops of my side bolsters are wrinked, more on the driver's outer (left).

 

[JonV]

Comparison?..... obviously the guy that uses Zymol is thinking it's better than lexol and vice versa... a comparison is looking at them side by side after you've used them both.....

Lexol Wipes are the crap, just for a quick cleanup. Use the cleaner then conditioner, two products, a huge difference.

 

[EuroStyle]

I have always used Lexol exclusively....I used to own a high end detailing shop and it is approved by Porsche, M Benz etc. Their product contains leather oils, so it puts back what use takes out.....


Sean

 

[Kandiru]

Lexol all the way here. Start with cleaner on left, then rub in conditioner:

If you like it save by buying the gallon size refills next time.

I use 303 Aerospace on all plastics after they get vacuumed:

Exterior trim and tires get this:

 

[detroitsaab93]

I have used Zymol in the past (and liked it) but just switched to Griot's Leather Care on a recommendation and so far I love it!!!

They also have a rejuvenator for more worn leather........

 

[96mn12]

Great!

Thanks K, appreciate it

Lexol all the way here. Start with cleaner on left, then rub in conditioner:

If you like it save by buying the gallon size refills next time.

I use 303 Aerospace on all plastics after they get vacuumed:

Exterior trim and tires get this: