leather wipes.

[StangerJon]

I just got some of them to wipe down my leather with and let me just say it is probly the best $5 you could spend the interior looks brand new now. (even though it kinda did before that.)

[Strokedsaleen]

What kind and where from ?

[StangerJon]

I got them from walmart and they were the meguires kind I think.

[Drunko McMoppo]

I never liked the leather wipes, I think they dry out way too fast, I'd rather splooge it on myself (the leather conditioner pervert) and wipe it in, dunno if it looks better but it makes me feel better. I used the Armor All wipes, so maybe thats why I didn't like it.

[MontiMach]

The best thing I have found for the leather is the Eagle One leather conditioner.

Apply it like suntan lotion, smear it in with your hands, you can really rub it into all the creases (and it feels pretty cool too).

Let it set for a half hour or so to absorb into the leather, then buff off the excess with a clean lint free towel.

Leather in my car is still like new and is almost 10 years old.

[MetallicPony]

wipes=bad

lexol is the way to go, best stuff!! http://www.lexol.com/newauto.html

Originally posted by supersnake
you can really rub it into all the creases (and it feels pretty cool too).

:idiot:

[SVT5LITER]

Got 'em in my detailer kit that goes with me... along with Eagle one cleaner and Eagle one conditioner and one of everything else on a shelf in the car section

[Whitesnake]

I like the Meguires wipes too, they're easy to use and i'm a bit lazy.

[FASTANG]

I use them, but just not too often since I have a 'vert and road dust sticks to the top of the back seats and looks horrible.

I have started to use Protector leather conditioner (a product you cannot buy in retail stores, it's more for jobbers or detail shops); although it could have all the same stuuf in the conditioner, I can get it at a discount.