Leather conditioner for inside car

[Bobalos]

I just used something we had in the cupboard for leather and completely hosed up my steering wheel cover....

Anyone have suggestions for a leather conditioner for cars before I hose up the leather in my wife's car??? That won't be pretty...  LOL 

 

[Icky]

Depends on the leather. My ram said not to use anything but a damp cloth because it was sealed.

 

[THD]

Depends on the leather. My ram said not to use anything but a damp cloth because it was sealed.

X2

Also, if you have stains or ground in soiling, use Woolite (diluted) and a soft terry cloth. Works pretty good and is gentle on the seats.

 

[Fireballsocal]

Connolly hide food if it's real leather. Normal car leather is coated so grab a product called leather perfect. I prefer leather perfect but both are excellent products. 

 

[Sandkist]

More vinyl than leather in most cars with “leather” interiors. Usually just the steering wheel cover and center of the seats are leather on commoners cars. I really like Chemical Guys products.  :classic_biggrin: eace:

 

[Fireballsocal]

My old ES350 w/ leather perfect treated leather. 

 

[1HasBeen]

I use 303 3 in 1 Leathercare. It's not pastey, so it doesn't make a mess on perforated seats. Never had an issue with it.

 

[Bobalos]

I did a bit more poking around @ this & most manufacturers suggest using a damp cloth for cleaning the leather. 

My wheel is starting to get ragged @ the top where the sun beats on it, so I was hoping for something to condition & moisten it.  I found this stuff online & it has some very good reviews.  I figured I would give it a go.  it goes on much like motor oil.  I simply squirted it into my hand & rubbed it on & left it.  in 10 or so minutes it was soaked in.  I was concerned it would leave it greasy, & it does for a few minutes, but the next day I did not notice any greasiness to it.  if your trying to help something that is kind of beat up, this is the stuff.  if you already have nice leather & your trying to just clean it........ just a damp towel.  I have applied this about 6 or 7 times now & its much better than it was.  it will never be good, but hopefully it stops getting ragged.  I need to start parking with the wheel upside down, like I used to............

FWIW, I got it on amazon.

 

[dbart]

@Bobalos if that conditioner doesn't work...there's always this route!

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