Ive used it on boots, works great. can't speak for seats though

 

Modern cars use leather which is PU coated, so any product suited to boot leather, saddles etc will not really be suitable.
Get a product that is designed only for auto leather interiors for best results. Or don't, really is your call.

Check out Bowden's Own. You might not get the product there, but a lot of articles on their site regarding detailing etc that's well worth reading.

 

if you watch youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/Samcrac just had a sponsored ad in one of his videos for leather honey

 

I never had leather before and when I first got here there were a lot of posts about Lexol. I bought a kit of cleaner conditioner on Amazon and have been pretty happy with annual treatments.

Search results for query: Lexol

www.focusst.org

 

I've never tried the Leather Honey you linked, but having used a few different leather conditioners for the couch, and other things; I finally ran into this stuff at the local Ford dealership. Easily the best conditioner I've ever used for leather, and less/minimal residue after a good hand massage. It's my go-to now and I highly recommend it!

Leather Cleaner, Conditioner, and Protector — Leather Only

All leather goods require regular maintenance and care to remove harmful soils which can damage the applied finish or - in the worst case - the underlying natural material. The goal of any leather maintenance routine should be to safely clean the surface of the product, while also restoring and prot

www.leatheronlyproducts.com

 

I've never had leather seats to maintain. Some friends used to swear by Lexol.

303 works decent on vinyl and plastic.

I wonder, does the honey part of the name mean it sticks you in the seat better so you don't slide? 🤔😁

 

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I wonder, does the honey part of the name mean it sticks you in the seat better so you don't slide? 🤔😁

Probably attracts bears. 🤷‍♀️


Funkyzero, I've used a bunch of products over the years on my 96 mustang. From zymol (I think) to meguiars leather lotion, to Mopar brand vinyl and leather cleaner/conditioner. I've owned the car 16 years And the seats are still hardening and just started tearing at certain stitches. Bums me out. I'd like to think that they prolonged the life of the seats though.

I've used the Mopar stuff on the ST. It's thin and doesn't leave behind a shimmer or residue.

 

@FunkyZero this stuff

 

@FunkyZero this stuff

yea, you better be stingy with that stuff cuz it's discontinued