Leatherique leather care

[gmblack3]

Mine seem to be a bit tacky as well. Just did it yesterday so I'll see in a few days. Nothing serious. I did try and wipe them down again today with a towel rinsed in warm water. Still a bit tacky.

Originally posted by bigboyhf
I had very good results with Leatherique also. I think the wrinkles are less pronounced since using it. The only negative was that for a few days after using it, the seats were slightly tacky. Nothing that would stick to you but my clothes didn't slide on the leather like is does now. It only lasted a few days. Maybe I didn't use enough Pristine clean after the oil.....
Otherwise its the best leather conditioner I have found to date.

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[Jngrbrdman]

Originally posted by JohnN
Jngrbrdman-

I recommended that stuff awhile back for your cracking Acura seats - if you remember, I had the same problem on my wife's Honda Accord. This stuff really did the trick. You might want to get some crack filler as well - it'll run you another $20 (and remember to tell them what kind of car and color leather it is) - but when you're done, you'll be looking at a new car (or interior, at least).

I remember. Seeing is believing though. I still remember the advice. I've done some looking into it and I really need to get some. Its nice to see before and after pics like that. The side of that seat looks just like the part of my seat that is bad. I just cringe at spending that much money when I'll only need it this one time. I rarely have passengers in my car so I don't think the rest of the leather will have problems for a long time. I've been looking for someone locally that can hook me up.