DZTEDDIE
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My seats are in great condition, I want to keep them that way.
What leather condition are you using.
What leather condition are you using.
What conditioner are you using on leather seats in EB
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The only "real" leather are the front seat, seat backs where your back contacts and the area where your **** sits, and the steering wheel cover. Everything else is just vinyl, or "pleather" (fake leather).
Use your Griots on the front seats and 303 Protectant on everything else....using Griots on everything is a waste of the product and money.....
Use your Griots on the front seats and 303 Protectant on everything else....using Griots on everything is a waste of the product and money.....
I've been using Armor All's Leather protector for many years on many vehicles, nottaproblemo, always kept them clean, smooth and soft without any creases, folds or tears 
csnide29
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As far as leather conditioners go, I've previously used Griot's Garage Leather Care and CarPro Lotion Leather Conditioner.
Note that these are conditioners and you should clean the leather before applying them.
Note that these are conditioners and you should clean the leather before applying them.
I’ve used Griot’s and Chemical Guy’s at one point, or another.
Also, made it a point not to slide off the edge of the driver seat when getting out.
STILL, there were wear marks, and slight cracking. Had a lot of seat time, so I could understand the seat cover being slightly worn. But, I didn’t slide off the seat, so was disappointed about the outside bolster looking as bad as it did.
On a positive note… all the other seating areas (passenger, middle row, and third row seats) were in excellent shape. Looked really good when compared to the driver seat.
Eventually went to a minimalist seat cover I had in my Jeep. Didn’t look horrible in there. Wish I’d thought of it sooner. Smh…
Also, made it a point not to slide off the edge of the driver seat when getting out.
STILL, there were wear marks, and slight cracking. Had a lot of seat time, so I could understand the seat cover being slightly worn. But, I didn’t slide off the seat, so was disappointed about the outside bolster looking as bad as it did.
On a positive note… all the other seating areas (passenger, middle row, and third row seats) were in excellent shape. Looked really good when compared to the driver seat.
Eventually went to a minimalist seat cover I had in my Jeep. Didn’t look horrible in there. Wish I’d thought of it sooner. Smh…
gerard143
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If you want the best leather smell go with Zaino. I have tried hundreds of products and nobody comes close in that regard. It’s a good protectant. Good level of shine. And smells closest to real new leather by a good margin compared to alternatives. The downside is you can’t just order it on Amazon. Only from zaino brothers website.
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