Range Rover white leather care?

That very well may be true Flash. This is the only time that I have used the Lexol twins, and as you can see, I had some nice results. Would I have had the same results on white leather, I couldn't say. I totaly understand your point though.
 
bmw5541 said:
That very well may be true Flash. This is the only time that I have used the Lexol twins, and as you can see, I had some nice results. Would I have had the same results on white leather, I couldn't say. I totaly understand your point though.
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And I'm not trying to bust your balls either I hope you know. I'm just saying on light colored leather, if you want it to really pop, try an APC mix. Plus your work time will be reduced dramatically :-B
 
Flash Gordon said:
And I'm not trying to bust your balls either I hope you know. I'm just saying on light colored leather, if you want it to really pop, try an APC mix. Plus your work time will be reduced dramatically :-B
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I never thought you were busting my balls. That is what this forum is for. I will try your method the next time I get a light colored leather. Would you use APC+ at 10:1 on leather?
 
I like the lexol conditioner but the lexol soap is not the greatest on really dirty leather I will have to agree. For seats that arent so dirty it works ok.

A good brush is also key.
 
Nice I will go with what works well for me now, APC at 20 to 1 dilution ratio and leather stuff I also have a surplus of an unlabeled tan leather conditioner that is in the exact same bottles as CG and PB that smells like leather but I think I will first try that stuff on my Buick.
 
:iagree: APC does a fantastic job vs Lexol cleaner (shoot, Woolite 10:1 does a better job). The conditioner is ok, but I need to find something better as both vehicles have leather and we have leather furniture too. LM and Leatherique might be in the cards for next year
 
grungy said:
:iagree: APC does a fantastic job vs Lexol cleaner (shoot, Woolite 10:1 does a better job). The conditioner is ok, but I need to find something better as both vehicles have leather and we have leather furniture too. LM and Leatherique might be in the cards for next year
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Woolite would be another wise choice. Just don't let the customer see the jug or they will flip there lid :Santa Smiley:
 
grungy said:
:iagree: APC does a fantastic job vs Lexol cleaner (shoot, Woolite 10:1 does a better job). The conditioner is ok, but I need to find something better as both vehicles have leather and we have leather furniture too. LM and Leatherique might be in the cards for next year
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Flash Gordon said:
Woolite would be another wise choice. Just don't let the customer see the jug or they will flip there lid :Santa Smiley:
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Do you guys use regular Woolite that you would use to clean your clothes? If so, why dilute it at 10:1?
 
Lexol tends to leave leather feeling "sticky". This is where I prefer Leatherique, it's idea of using rejuvenating oil first, and then Pristine Clean. Works very well.
 
Hay Barry - the Woolite at 10:1 works, I tried it at 20:1 for cleaning leather and it was very disappoining. It works fairly well for other surfaces too (cleaning plastic and carpet) and is cheap if your wife already has a bottle. ssshhhh, don't tell her you are using it :tongue:
 
grungy said:
Hay Barry - the Woolite at 10:1 works, I tried it at 20:1 for cleaning leather and it was very disappoining. It works fairly well for other surfaces too (cleaning plastic and carpet) and is cheap if your wife already has a bottle. ssshhhh, don't tell her you are using it :tongue:
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That's pretty funny Harry. Like my wife would even know what a cleaning supply is.:biggrin:
 
Oh, besides being economical (which you will like), it smells pretty good too. I try to use the Woolite first and if it still is dirty, then hit it with APC (10:1 ratio).
 
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