My black leather looks dull

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dpe_g35

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I have a 2008 Infiniti g35 sedan and I noticed that in the day time my black leather looks dull it isn't as dark as it was. What products can I use to bring it back to life?





Thanks ;)
 
Here is a list of favorites that a lot of Autopia members use, in no particular order:

Leatherique Rejunvenator Oil

Poorboys World Leather Stuff

Zaino Z-10 Leather in a Bottle

Griot's Garage Leather Care

1Z Einszett Leather Care



Personally I use the Griot's product, but I will probably switch to something else when the bottle runs out.
 
Joel_MD said:
Here is a list of favorites that a lot of Autopia members use, in no particular order:

Leatherique Rejunvenator Oil

Poorboys World Leather Stuff

Zaino Z-10 Leather in a Bottle

Griot's Garage Leather Care

1Z Einszett Leather Care



Personally I use the Griot's product, but I will probably switch to something else when the bottle runs out.
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Yeah, Leatherique and Leather Master's seem to be the ones receiving the highest praise with Z-10 coming in close behind. Right now I am using the Sonus brand and like it. Once it is used up I will probably experiement with other brands but may very well come right back to Sonus, who knows.
 
I would try Gloss It Satin Leather Polish (cleaner) and Satin Shine. While not the restoration type product that Leatherquie is, they every bit as good as Leather Masters.
 
TH0001 said:
I would try Gloss It Satin Leather Polish (cleaner) and Satin Shine. While not the restoration type product that Leatherquie is, they every bit as good as Leather Masters.
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To get the Leatherique affect, you need to leave the Rejuvenator Oil on the paint for atleast 6 hours (longer if you can) correct? I thought about returning a favor to a friend of mine by cleaning out the interior of his car. His exterior is in pretty good shape, the interior has suffered from kids and a dog. I thougth about using Leatherique but I won't have the car for much more than three hours so I don't want to waste Leatherique if I won't get the full effect so I am thinking I will use Sonus on it.
 
Leatherique Rejuvinator oil for the deep cleaning, and the Leatherique Prestine Clean for the Touch up/quick detailing.



I've used the Lexol stuff and it's nice, but I really like the Leatherique stuff the best!!
 
I have a 2008 Audi. Leather Masters keep its black leather looking as new as the day I got it. Leatherique's application method is too involved for my needs.
 
Over at the Honda S2000 Forums, a lot of folks swear by the Townsend Leather Care Products. It makes great sense to me to use a product manufactured by a company that specializes in leather care--e.g., Lexol, Leatherique, Leather Master, or Townsend. One thing for sure: stay away from saddle soap.
 
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