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Recomendations to clean leather seats?

IronG

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Been using Lexol products for 20 years or so. I am sure there are other products that may do as good a job, but I doubt there are any better.
 

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Thinking of picking up some Chemical Guys Leather cleaner and conditioner, but wanted to see what others recomend.
I have Ceramic leather interior that has a lot denim transfer staining on the drivers seat. I tried using Optimum Leather Conditioner/Cleaner but it would not remove all the blue stains. So today I stopped by a local detail supply store and asked if they had anything that would do the job. The clerk grabbed a bottle of CG Leather Cleaner and a microfiber towel and said lets go try this. It got off the majority of the stains using just the MF towel so I bought a bottle and along with a brush that he said would do a better job. Have to say it works great, removed all the denim stains.
 

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Lexol for the win. Hasn't let me down all these years.
 

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I don't even bother with 2 steps. Lexol conditioner lifts everything off. It took the denim stains out of my friend's parchment Cadillac seats.

If you've never cleaned your seats, spray a good coat of Lexol on them, let it sit for a few minutes, and buff them with a microfiber towel. You'll be amazed how nasty the rag gets.

Don't forget the steering wheel. :-)
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