Snake Oil?
Does anyone know if this stuff works or even what it actually is?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/SUBAR...99619423QQrdZ1 |
I could use that.....Somebody try it :p
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don't screw around - get some Leatherique. its the best stuff there is, i've tried pretty much all leather cleaners and conditioners.
soak the leather in their Rejuvenator, and place a garbage bag over the seats for a day. repeat. then clean all the crap that has been pulled out of the pores to the surface with the Prestine Clean. its not cheap, but my two bottles are 7 years old and are still half full. they also have crack filler and dye for full restoration of damaged leather. http://www.leatherique.com/ |
I am going to try it. I bought some last week and it should be here soon. I will let you know what I think about it. :) I am going to do some before and after pictures. :)
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Sounds almost like a leather dye, if it's made to restore the color in spots where it's been worn off. I'd be careful, and try it in a spot like the back of my back seat
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It sounds like it to me as well. I have a bad seat that I am going to try it on before any of my cars. :)
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Steering Wheel
Would be interesting to see if it would work on a worn steering wheel as well.
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Don't forget the old saying , If it sounds to good to be true it probely is! I hope not in our case http://bestsmileys.com/clueless/1.gif
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I've been looking for something like this for a while. It must be a dye because it comes with gloves for application. Earl, do you have an old steering wheel laying around?
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I have one on one of my cars that I was going to put a cover on. I can apply it to that and see what happens. I will post pictures when I do it.
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