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Lexol leather conditioner & cleaner for me

Kangarew

+1 for damp microfiber towel just like the owner’s manual stipulates—and not very often. Most of the time, the interior is just dusted. I fear that if I use any sticky gunk, dust will stick to the leather and build up from there.

Best of luck, save the wave, don’t text & drive,

Elk

Damp microfiber cloth. Do not over think this.

Blackcherry20

I’ve been trying all the jaxwax.com stuff.
I’m very happy with the cherry wax…and extremely happy with their ultimate wheel cleaner products.
And the leather conditioner hasn’t disappointed either. My seats were so dry they appeared gray…not now.

Shokwav

I’ve given up on trying to replace adams. There may be something out there that is better but for the price I’m very happy with their product line. Their leather products when applied correctly seem to do the job.

Edward Ackley

I think i will try adams, at the present iqm using jay leno products. and i have been happy with them. people have posted there owners manual says use water, leather needs to be kept soft i live in florida it gets hot here you must add some type of oil based to your leather or it will dry out

Shokwav

i apply the adams conditioner heavy, then buff it off with a microfiber. My 15 looks and smells like it just came off the showroom. Great for the dash too.

mike pilarski

Blackfire leather conditioner is the bestest !!!!!!!!! and it lasts ! Blackfire makes the best derailing products on the market

wgood

Just used the Jay Leno cleaner and conditioner I bought from Walmart seems to work just fine

Goat 2 Vette

I use a damp microfiber cloth also.

Elk

No oil gets through the plastic coating to the "leather" in our cars. One is oiling the plastic only.