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Taking care of leather seats #2121499
05/24/17 03:17 AM
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This is the first vehicle I've owned with leather seats. they are still in great shape, and I'd like to keep them that way. What, if anything, should I be using on them to keep them looking good. Also, these are the heated and cooled seats that blow cold air up yer butt, if that makes a difference...


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121501
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1st thing- when you and or your wife/passenger exit the truck, don't use the seat like a slide at the local fun park. Step out of the truck.

2nd just drive the truck, leather seats seem to be more durable these days.

Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121505
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I use Mothers leather conditioner about once a month, be warned for a day or so after you treat them they will be very slick...



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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: extreme heights hunter] #2121512
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Originally Posted By: extreme heights hunter
1st thing- when you and or your wife/passenger exit the truck, don't use the seat like a slide at the local fun park. Step out of the truck.

2nd just drive the truck, leather seats seem to be more durable these days.


Yeah I'm real careful about that but I have to fuss at MrsGomer Every. Single. Time.


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1. All Politicians Are Liars
2. All Gun Laws Are an Infringement
3. Taxation Is Theft
Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121516
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Just a warm semi damp cloth to clean them and a good leather conditioner once every few months will keep most seats in good shape.


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121521
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If you find something that works let me know. Try as I might, they always seem to develop cracks after about the fifth year of ownership.


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121546
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I hear Lexol is good. And Aerospace 303 is good, but I cannot remember if it is for leather or just regular interior cleaning.

Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121547
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I use Lexol cleaner and conditioner. Works great on real leather.

I also use it on boots and it will make an old dried our pair look like brand new.

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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: MarksOutdoors] #2121573
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Originally Posted By: MarksOutdoors
If you find something that works let me know. Try as I might, they always seem to develop cracks after about the fifth year of ownership.


GM owner? Reason I ask is that I never had a GM product, other than one Pontiac , that the leather seats didn't rip,, tear or crack.


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121688
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My 2003 h2 factory leather lasted 3 yrs. Known issue. I wipe with mothers while filling up with gas.


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121709
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McGuires leather. Conditioning. I can't remember who makes it but I also used some leather butter. It was a paste

Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: MarksOutdoors] #2121714
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Originally Posted By: MarksOutdoors
If you find something that works let me know. Try as I might, they always seem to develop cracks after about the fifth year of ownership.


I think it's X number of times in and out over age. I am in and out a lot and always wear out the leather on drivers door edge, and the heel of my boot wears a hole in the spot under the pedals.

Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121867
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lexol.


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121879
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Condition with pure emu oil. Nothing better. Period


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There is 2 different high fence. 1 small and one big! Mine was free range in the big pen and was not a breeder buck. Why does it have to be twisted around??
Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121885
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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2121905
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Marathon seat covers on front seats....Superhides.


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I got neoprene seat covers...waders basically.

I also was reading about everyday household items to use for different things. They said use olive oil. I have not tried it.

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Originally Posted By: level5
I got neoprene seat covers...waders basically.

I also was reading about everyday household items to use for different things. They said use olive oil. I have not tried it.


I bet your balls never stop sweating in the summer.


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Re: Taking care of leather seats [Re: GomerPyle] #2122151
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Always heard that cooled seats were sweet!


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Originally Posted By: GomerPyle
This is the first vehicle I've owned with leather seats. they are still in great shape, and I'd like to keep them that way. What, if anything, should I be using on them to keep them looking good. Also, these are the heated and cooled seats that blow cold air up yer butt, if that makes a difference...


Seats with a blow job ...... nice.


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