Leather Seat Upkeep

Surprised as to how much wrinkle I've gotten on the drivers seat. Anyone recommend a product to keep the leather looking new?

been using chemical guys cleaner and conditioner, it hold up pretty good. There are some leather sealants out there too but i havent used them

Everyone has their own preference but only Chemical Guys touches my cars, in a pinch I'd use mothers products but chemical guys is where it's at for me. Even use it on my boat and that leather takes a beating and after three seasons still looks new.

Griot's Garage Leather Care

codemanstang said:

been using chemical guys cleaner and conditioner, it hold up pretty good. There are some leather sealants out there too but i havent used them

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I'll say this, the leather isn't great. My seat got scratched by the snap on my pants pocket.

I've been using the chemical guys leather serum. It's just OK for me, not really much different than other leather gels I've used in the past.

Looking into other options by the coating manufacturers currently.

Keep in mind it's not real leather. Everybody has their preference but in terms of protecting leather I'm a huge fan of 303 aerospace protectant. People use it on boats in particular to protect the "fake" leather so to speak and it works well.

Other benefit is you can use it on the dash and other items as well. I use a ringless spray mix on an applicator for quick cleaning before 303 application.

the seating surfaces on the front seats (perforated areas) are in fact "real" leather. Bonded, top-coated leather... but a natural product nonetheless.

Strokerswild said:

Griot's Garage Leather Care

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+1 on the griots

Saywhen said:

+1 on the griots

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I've been using the 3-in-1 from Griots; works excellent and smells great!

This is really plug the other guy thread and I;M not really here !

Chemical guys is overly priced re-labeled stuff. Better stuff out there for cheaper. I'm a detailer and chemical guys gets a lot of bad rap in the detail industry, sure they have some decent products but there are better products for cheaper. Griots, shine supply, meguiars

Strokerswild said:

Griot's Garage Leather Care

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Good choice

I've been using Lexol for years. Good stuff. I have ceramic seat panels, so I have to keep after it.

How often should apply a leather care product to the seats?