[Walt Williams]

Now that I have replaced the leather seats. What do you do to keep them clean?

 

[cwmoser]

If they are real leather, be sure and use a conditioner to keep them soft and subtle.
Your seats look good in the photo.

 

[thealien]

I use Lexol cleaner than their conditioner.

 

[CavallinoRed]

I use Lexol cleaner than their conditioner.

Lexol or Leatherique seems to be the go to products for most. But also check out Leather Honey Conditioner. Topic is almost like "which oil to use?" as lots of options on the topic.

Since seats are new you won't need to clean them this time but you will want to regularly clean and "feed" the leather. A must to keep them looking sweet.

Seats look just magnificent btw.

 

[dugald]

Put clear plastic seat covers on them like old folks did back when.

 

[Nyyyce&Eeeezy]

I use Leatherique to clean, and their rejuvenator/conditioner to soften them and help avoid cracks. The process is time consuming and a bit of a PIA, but it has worked well.

Home Page | Leatherique Restoration Products

 

[Rhinoww]

I have mbtex. The rest of the fleet gets the Legol cleaner and conditioner as needed. LOML slides out of her car to the ground. Truck seats are light leather. She wears jeans . I clean that blue off the seats the most.

 

[Aussiemerc]

I've used Leatherique on house leather chairs . Works well.

DON'T spray Scotchguard on leather.

 

[Walt Williams]

Thanks for the input. I have added Leatherique to my Amazon wishlist.

 

[MBGraham]

I've used Leatherique on house leather chairs . Works well.

DON'T spray Scotchguard on leather.

Don't you guys down under use sheepkskin covers

 

[PanzerPuff]

Walt:
Excellent color choice, like a good baseball glove. I have great results with Meguiars leather cleaner. Did you stretch it yourself? Your butt is now properly pampered. Oh, by the way, get in the habit of putting the seats forward when parking in the sun; they will stay cool and the leather will not dry out like the hide you had to remove.