cleaning my 993 leather
#3
I don't like Lexol, over time it eats the stitching.
Over my years & many products used, my favorite, for ease of use, feel & final outcome is Leather Masters. They feel clean & smooth, super soft.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index...ROD&ProdID=207
Over my years & many products used, my favorite, for ease of use, feel & final outcome is Leather Masters. They feel clean & smooth, super soft.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index...ROD&ProdID=207
#4
I have not experienced the deterioration of the stitching as a result of using Lexol on the leather; can you elaborate?
#5
Leatherique seems to be the better approach. I don't have long term experience with it, but I treated the 993 and my wife's 300CE with Leatherique and it seems to be very nice. They have a conditioner and cleaner that I used. can buy online. google "Leatherique"
#6
I used to use it on my BMW's & over the course of many years, the rear seat that were never used all the seams split & the stitching was just falling apart. When I had them restiched, the shop said it was do to the Lexol.
#7
Did you contact Lexol to see if they would provide any remedy for the repair of the split seams?
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#8
Nope, I never contacted Lexol, I highly doubt they would accept responsibility anyway.
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