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Domas · 05-21-09, 02:40

I've read in several places that most of greasy conditioners are not so good for the modern leather. The best are water based, so they maintain moisture in the leather. Another simple tip - using a mist of water on a regular basis. My old leather was really dry and hard, and after a month of water "misting" (2 or 3 times a week) it now really is a lot softer.

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Domas Registered User Domas is offline Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Lithuania Posts: 260	Re: New truck, leather seats? I've read in several places that most of greasy conditioners are not so good for the modern leather. The best are water based, so they maintain moisture in the leather. Another simple tip - using a mist of water on a regular basis. My old leather was really dry and hard, and after a month of water "misting" (2 or 3 times a week) it now really is a lot softer. __________________ Domas Designs Logo Design, Graphic Design, Business Card/Letterhead design, etc.