kngmin

impossible to get them clean. I have used Lexol and a couple of other products to no success.

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Joe

UltraS4John

I have grey leather and I just use Meguir's products....seems to work.

2PUTT

Use the Lexol Cleaner first then the Adam's Polish Leather Conditioner next.

Shooter McGavin

that shows any wear and tear is my armrest, looks a bit darker than the seats, for grey interior, its pretty easy to keep clean, as long as you whoop any friends *** who is about to climb in the back seat with muddy shoes your fine

audiguy82

I lended my car to a friend of mine for a few months (yea... stupid idea..) anyway, when i got it back the seats had some cracks and weren't their old selves, after a couple applications of leatherique they were good as new and buttery soft! yes, its not cheap but definitely the best money you could spend in my opinion... I will agree with Shooter McGavin though.. lexol does a very good job as well, I don't particularly care for most products though as they make the seats too glossy over time, I really like the matte look.

nssaudi

I checked out their website and this stuff looks good, but I've never heard of anyone else using it. Anyone familiar with this product??

Audis or VWs 4Life

The orbital will do what all of us hate to do which is put in a load of effort. It will actually work the zymol cleaner so much it froths up. Your silver leather will actually look more silver at the end because you cleaned it off so well.

Use two three pads if this your first time for cleaning. I can almost assure you they will turn black from the dirt they pick up. (speaking from experience here)

When you apply the conditioner you can do that by hand.

ruknd

griots leather products are good and they small great too

S44S

Connolly Hyde Food

Bryan-MBS4

I use lexol cleaner and cond on my silver seats with excellent results.