[97GLTbrick]

As it says which is bette rthe spray bottle or the paste liquid? Or is it just a preferance thing http://********************/smile/emthup.gif

 

[TWMn]

Have never seen the paste, therefore I use the spray. No problems. I would think that the spray would be easier to apply and control the amount of product going on.

 

[850arrrsaylikepirate]

Re: (TWMn)

Quote, originally posted by TWMn »

Have never seen the paste, therefore I use the spray. No problems. I would think that the spray would be easier to apply and control the amount of product going on.

+1

I use the spray and like it. Just never use the cleaner!!

Good stuff:
http://www.ipdusa.com/version....=4307

 

[97GLTbrick]

^^ any reason why the cleaner should not be used i have Gobi leather and someone before me has not kept it very clean what should i use for cleaning instead

 

[adykes]

I dont know if there is anything *wrong* with the cleaner, I just think its a waste of money. You can usually get good results out of a damp terry cloth. You can use the soap if you have some serious dirt, otherwise just wipe and condition.

 

[volvosince16]

Re: (adykes)

Woolite and water at a 5 to 1 ratio(5 water /1 soap)

 

[97GLTbrick]

Thanks all that is all i needed to know

 

[Helmut Ranff]

Re: (97GLTbrick)

The cleaner sucks

 

[850arrrsaylikepirate]

Re: (Helmut Ranff)

The cleaner is not only a waste its way to harsh on R leather.

Woolite with warm water will do the trick every time. Its mild and won't overly dry your leather.

After the Woolite treatment use the Lexol conditioner and watch your leather become a so sweet.

 

[m3nt0s]

I've had limited success with the cleaner.

Lexol Conditioner Spray is great. You can also pick it up super cheap from equestrian supply places and the like.

 

[Foreveradvanced]

Re: (volvosince16)

Quote, originally posted by volvosince16 »

Woolite and water at a 5 to 1 ratio(5 water /1 soap)

Ok I got to know, woolite, or woolite dark for Nordkap interior lol. Thats a semi serious question

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[Token Blk Guy]

Re: (Foreveradvanced)

Just curious, how often do you guys condition your R seats. I hear the front driver seat starts flaking prematurely.

Is IPD the only place i can get Lexol from, I have always just used the leather conditioner honda has for the seat in my prelude. I have heard of lexol but never purchased it!

 

[juve021]

Re: (Token Blk Guy)

Quote, originally posted by Token Blk Guy »

Just curious, how often do you guys condition your R seats. I hear the front driver seat starts flaking prematurely. Is IPD the only place i can get Lexol from, I have always just used the leather conditioner honda has for the seat in my prelude. I have heard of lexol but never purchased it!

Here's a tip as to WHERE to buy lexol conditioner. If you know or have any equestrian (horse, saddlery) shops around, you may be able to buy it there. My local shop had a huge jug of it for virtually the price that IPD sells spray bottle for!

 

[Token Blk Guy]

Re: (juve021)

Quote, originally posted by juve021 »

Here's a tip as to WHERE to buy lexol conditioner. If you know or have any equestrian (horse, saddlery) shops around, you may be able to buy it there. My local shop had a huge jug of it for virtually the price that IPD sells spray bottle for!

Juve thanks, lucky for me i live in sacramento were its surrounded by farming citys, woodland, davis, dixon etc.. so I am sure ill be bale to find some. Ill just check my local phone book when i get back to the states!

I remember my dad using this stuff on his Lexus interior when i was a kid, thats all he ever used, so it must work!

 

[97GLTbrick]

Next question are our dashes leather and the door panels or is it just a really well done vinal? i have been told at the shop when i was at the dealer its leather but i have seen alot of people use vinylex on them just asking

 

[flybynight]

Woolite, really? I will have to try that as a cleaner.

 

[vickisue97b]

Re: (Token Blk Guy)

i use wolfgang products from autogeek. the leather conditioner has a great smell to it. leaves the interior smelling like an expensive leather shoe or something. i live in AZ and my car is out in the sun almost every day at work, so i condition mine at least once or twice a month. i can really feel the difference when i don't condition them often enough - hard and dry. my driver's seat is getting these creases in the bolsters that i am sure will develop into cracks if i don't keep them conditioned. plus i can see the dirt build up on the back seats from the windows being open, so i have to take care of that regularly too. my husband thinks i'm nuts for owning such a high maintenance car. just detailed it this morning and already got some airborne crap on the trunk that left a tiny mark. <grrrr>

06 S60R / Titanium Gray / Chrome 18" Pegs / Gobi / iPod

 

[volvosince16]

Re: (juve021)

Quote, originally posted by juve021 »

Here's a tip as to WHERE to buy lexol conditioner. If you know or have any equestrian (horse, saddlery) shops around, you may be able to buy it there. My local shop had a huge jug of it for virtually the price that IPD sells spray bottle for!

Best deal on lexol is to order direct from the manufacturer http://www.summitinds.com/prod....html

Order this and you will never run out trust me

If you don't want 3 liters here is the whole line up http://www.summitinds.com/manufacturer/lexol/

 

[PhilUp]

Re: (97GLTbrick)

Quote, originally posted by 97GLTbrick »

Next question are our dashes leather and the door panels or is it just a really well done vinal? i have been told at the shop when i was at the dealer its leather but i have seen alot of people use vinylex on them just asking

Everything else is plastic/vinyl. It's patterned to look like leather. For that you should use this:

 

[PhilUp]

Re: (Token Blk Guy)

Quote, originally posted by Token Blk Guy »

Is IPD the only place i can get Lexol from

Most Pepboys stores should have it. I'd imagine you could probably find it in any auto supply store.