Matt H.

I have been using leather conditioner, but I don't feel that it is working as well as it should....is there a specific product made for leatherette?

Thanks

A3 4 Me

Most people like Vinylex, but beware: it's very shiny - almost looks oily.

Speedy

I have found if you buff with another dry towel after application, it has a nice satin finish.

Monkeyboy

a leather conditioner on leatherette and vice versa. Each material has different properties, so use the correct product for each.

I use Vinlyex on all leathette areas and dash (some also use it on the black trim outside). Then I use a leather cleaner/conditioner (that I also use for my leather couches) on the steering wheel, shift boot and emergency brake.

When applying Vinlyex:
Make sure your interior is not hot
Spray a small amount on a rag (not directly on the leatherette surface or dash)
Wipe it in good, let it sit for a few
Use another clean, lint free cloth and buff the bejesus out of it

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HDClown

i'm leary to use it because it is so shiny, what else is a good conditioner, maguires stuff?

Andrew A4

..towel. Works perfect. Not very shiny since you buff it a little.