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Old 03-17-02, 06:53   #1 (permalink)
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Cool Meguiar Gold Class Leather Cleaner & Conditioner, any good??

Anyone tried the meguiar leather care products before? is it good? if not what are some good leather care products?

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I have a partially used 14 oz. bottle of it sitting in the garage. I haven't used it often for leather... not because its bad, but its not good either.

Its a typical Meguiar's product that does the job done as advertised, but has nothing special about it. And the thick consistancy makes it hard to remove on deeply grained leather or stitching.

It leaves a slightly sticky feeling but didn't improve the look or condition of the leather at all. However its supposed to provide UV protection.

I have used it on black exterior trim and plastic in the engine compartment with good results, though.

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I just tried it last week. : It left sort of a haze, and like BW said, sort of sticky too. I've used better and I've used worse. I'll stick to the "better" from now on. Zymol will be my next test.

I never thought of using it under the hood. That's a really good idea. =)
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I highly recommend leatherique. Excellent product and is safe for any type of leather with EXCELLENT results. I have also gotten good results with zaino Z10
 
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I'm in agreement here. I've used it in the past and it is not impressive. I am normally not partial to "combination products", i.e. - a leather cleaner & conditioner all in one. I figured I'd give it a try, but it was typical Meguiar's quality.

For a nice cleaner, Eagle One Leather Cleaner performs well. For a conditioner, I really like Race Glaze Leather Conditioner.
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Red face It's very average

Tried it on the wife's Regal with grey leather. It did okay, but it is rather difficult to remove on the stitching and the thick grained panels. It's better than some and worse than others. I will probably use it up on her car, but I won't buy it again.
 
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