Leather conditioner

What do you guys use? I have black interior and hate when it makes it all shiny and greezy look. Anyone have any ideas on what I should use?

hmmm there are a lot of products on the market....are you NOT wanting it to be shiny?

Grabber07' wrote:hmmm there are a lot of products on the market....are you NOT wanting it to be shiny?

No shiny!!

Then you want a leather cleaner!!! Then apply a conditioner (which will initially make it shiny) then take a rag and wipe the seats down until NO SHINY :) my 2 cents of course

Grabber07' wrote:Then you want a leather cleaner!!! Then apply a conditioner (which will initially make it shiny) then take a rag and wipe the seats down until NO SHINY :) my 2 cents of course

so there is no conditioner that won't leave it all shiny?

Zaino will give it a shine for about an hour while it soaks in. Its the cleaner not the conditioner. The shiny will fade in about an hour unless you put the conditioner on it.

Lexol works good for a no gloss finish. I have had it recommended to me by several upholstery shops. Apply the the Lexol, let it set then buff off extra. It works well. I like the semi shinny look. I use a product from Detail Supply called Restore. Initially when it goes on it is glossy. You can take a microfiber cloth and buff off the extra like the Lexol. It leaves a semi glossy shine. I have an 04 f-150 and Restore and Lexol is all I have ever used. I have little wear showing on my interior. I recommend conditioning your seats at least twice a month( depending on how much you drive it). The front seating surfaces are the only ones you need to really worry about. Everything else in the truck is vinyl

My 2 cents