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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / September 2004Leather care
Who makes the best leather conditioner/restorer? Thanks Leatherique. No contest! http://www.leatherique.com/ Best results come from a bit of effort with it, but it gives great results. Al Bolton 1990 500SE ===================================== > Who makes the best leather conditioner/restorer? > > Thanks Yep! Yep, again.. Leatherique is the best for cleaning, reconditioning, and even restoring/ recoloring cracked/worn leather. > Yep! Where's the best place to get this stuff? > Yep, again.. > > Leatherique is the best for cleaning, reconditioning, and even restoring/ > recoloring cracked/worn leather. > > Yep! only one place I know of... www.leatherique.com > Where's the best place to get this stuff? > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> recoloring cracked/worn leather. >> > Yep! Is this for real leather (hide) or vinyl? TIA RF > only one place I know of... > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >> recoloring cracked/worn leather. > >> > Yep! Leatherique is for leather... if you need to clean vinyl, then use their Pristine Clean only... otherwise, leather needs both rejuvenating oil and Pristine Clean. Thanks Tiger. You're a huge benefit to this NGroup :-) My 20 yo 240D has the vinyl seats and one has a small crack of about 1/2" long in the rightmost panel of the part I sit on. I'm wondering how that could be repaired. Wish I had maintained it better. Along the left and right edges of the driver seat the vinyl is noticeably stiffer than on the other seats. That's probably why it cracked. TIA RF iger" <tiger0002@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:sRN3d.1922$3Y3.3690457@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net... > Leatherique is for leather... if you need to clean vinyl, then use their > Pristine Clean only... otherwise, leather needs both rejuvenating oil and > Pristine Clean. My past experience with vinyl material is that it can be welded - try a reupholster shop, not necessarily automotive. Joe > Thanks Tiger. > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> and >> Pristine Clean. Thanks Joe. I'll look into that. Enjoy the weekend :-) RF > My past experience with vinyl material is that it can be welded - try a > reupholster shop, not necessarily automotive. [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > >> and > >> Pristine Clean. |
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