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    Quote Originally Posted by zoomzoom mazda5 View Post
    Cool, let us know on it turns out for you. Leather Masters is another one I have to try again soon. Only got a sample from a friend a few yrs ago and was impress at it.
    I am really happy with Leather Masters. I debated on what to try and settled on the normal Leather Masters kit and it works extremely well. The cleaner is great stuff and the conditioner leaves a nice finish and the leather feels nice and soft

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    What kind of leather are you trying to clean or "condition"? This will drive your decision as well as what the leather industry suggest.

    Protected leathers I like LeatherMasters or leather doctor. I really like vital and protection cream.

    Aniline leathers I seem to reach for Leatherique for "conditioning" and cleaning

    Pristine clean is a great cleaner from leatherique.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    Greg let me ask the dumb question of the week. How do you tell what type of leather you are dealing with ? I`m not sure I can tell one type from another.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    Quote Originally Posted by Paul S View Post
    Greg let me ask the dumb question of the week. How do you tell what type of leather you are dealing with ? I`m not sure I can tell one type from another.
    This should help you Types Of Leather

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    Thanks Greg. Great link.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    Quote Originally Posted by Greg Nichols View Post
    This should help you Types Of Leather

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    I`ve been looking for this info for ages. TVM.

    Now if I could learn how to tell the difference between leather and vinyl

    I wouldn`t be wasting my Leatherique

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    Adam`s leather conditioner.

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    Megs has a leather combo a two step that I have been using and works well and not the costly. Leather looks brand new after u use it

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    My vote is for Leather Master.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    My favorite combo is Leather Masters as a base and maintain with Mothers VLR. LM seems to leave the seats less slippery than most product. I have not seen any leather conditioner product have any magic properties (make it supply) on coated leather in good condition. I think some of the "suppleness" is related to slick coating left by a conditioner.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    Leather Masters is what I use.
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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    i still like lexol conditioner. been using meguiars cleaner/conditioner lately with good results.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    I`ve been using Optimum for a while now with good results. Just now learning of the different types of leather and what is needed in each case.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    The best cheap leather conditioner available OTC: Blue Magic.

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    Re: Best Leather Conditioner

    The three "L".

    Leatherique, Leather Master, Lexol. In that order.

 

 
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