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12-27-07, 02:59
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Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Cleveland, OH Posts: 103 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Quote: |
Originally Posted by Accumulator TH0001- Good review (and, per usual, great documentation). Seems like everybody likes Leatherique.
I keep meaning to try my Leatherique but I just never get around to it  Maybe when the weather warms up....
Two caveats, just second-hand info but it's from people I trust:
- Wear gloves. Some people (including somebody who doesn't consider their skin sensitive) have had nasty reactions to Leatherique (and I don't mean just some mild irritation).
- Do a test spot first. A mid-'70s Jag that had a leather steering wheel cover that did *NOT* respond well to Leatherique. When I use it on the XJS I'm not gonna use it on my steering wheel because of this one. | idk about that the conditioner is the sh!t on hands, better than anyother lotion or moistureizer ive ever used. | |
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12-27-07, 03:12
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Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 2,113 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Nice write up Todd.
I know Leatherique is one of those products I will be upgrading my arsenal with this new year along with a new pricing system to match it's quality.
Thanks for all your imput and encouraging conversations.
Josh
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12-27-07, 03:12
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Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 320 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System thanks for the review, it's a great system no doubt...just a bit messy  | |
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12-27-07, 03:37
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Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: NE Ohio Posts: 20,380 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Quote: |
Originally Posted by ggk idk about [skin irritation,] the conditioner is the sh!t on hands, better than anyother lotion or moistureizer ive ever used. | I expect it's another YMMV thing... note that some people can have horrible reactions to moisturizers or anything else. I forget if it was the RO or the PC that caused a problem for the person (also forget who it was) but just wanted to pass it along in case somebody could benefit from the heads-up. | |
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12-27-07, 03:55
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Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Columbia, SC Posts: 94 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Do you wipe off or clean off the REJUVINATOR OIL after it has been allowed to dwell for a period of time before using the PRESTINE CLEAN?
Pretty impressive results... | |
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12-27-07, 04:17
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Join Date: May 2004 Location: Fairfax Virginia Posts: 6,125 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Todd - excellent info. Thanks.
Have you ever tried to use a real steamer to clean leather/vinyl?
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12-27-07, 04:30
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Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: West Chester, Pa. Posts: 6,267 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Awesome writeup Todd. This looks like a very impressive product. After our discussions on it this looks like another product that I want to try this year.  | |
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12-27-07, 04:48
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Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: White Plains, NY Posts: 1,608 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Quote: |
Originally Posted by tdekany Todd - excellent info. Thanks.
Have you ever tried to use a real steamer to clean leather/vinyl? | I use steam to clean leather. I use a Desidero, it cleans extremely well, you just need to be concerned that it could damage vinyl. While I don't have enough time booked with it, I wonder if it is introducing unnecessary stress to the leather? I steamed my 3 month old leather Jeep seats this week as I spilled 10lbs of linguine and clam sauce in the back seat. No damage from the steamer, the seats still look new.
I steamed a Nissan Altima interior and the door panel vinyl felt "gummy" while I was steaming. Maybe I heated up the glue that holds the vinyl to the panel? There was no damage, but I could see a potential problem if I left the steam on there too long. | |
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12-27-07, 04:52
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Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Palm Harbor, FL. Posts: 2,045 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Awesome write up on Leatherique Todd, been on my wish list and something i'll be getting in 2008!.......... 
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01-11-08, 12:24
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Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Orlando/Oveido Posts: 2,478 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System I haven't used leathermasters (which was asked earlier) and I have used a steamer. Since leatherquie cleans everything out (so just as well) and restores the conditoners, IMO, it wins hands down. | |
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01-11-08, 01:33
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Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: South Plainfield New Jersey Posts: 662 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Quote: |
Originally Posted by TH0001 I haven't used leathermasters (which was asked earlier) and I have used a steamer. Since leatherquie cleans everything out (so just as well) and restores the conditoners, IMO, it wins hands down. |
Have you used connolly? I have it but I do not have leatherique. They are both around the same price, connolly is actually higher cost per oz. because you only get 8oz but it is a paste rather than a liquid. | |
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01-11-08, 01:45
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Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Venice, FL Posts: 30 | Re: Product Review: Leatherique Leather System Quote: |
Originally Posted by TH0001 I haven't used leathermasters (which was asked earlier) and I have used a steamer. Since leatherquie cleans everything out (so just as well) and restores the conditoners, IMO, it wins hands down. | Nice write-up, but you're missing some info everyone will want to know...
How does Leatherique perform on a Marauder interior?
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