Maintaing your leather...?
Maintaing your leather...?
What products have you guys used to clean/condition your leather in your 4th gen. I think all gen MAXs have diff leather, so thats why i said 4th gen. Mine is drying up fast, so i need to buy somthing to take care of it. Any feedback will be appreciated...
I don't have leather interior, but for my leather steering wheel I use tannery's leather cream. it's a cream you put on...let sit a while and buff off. kinda like polishing, but for your leather. seems to work pretty well.
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Lexol Products - Cant go wrong here
Armorall Leather Cleaner & Conditioner (My favorite)
Mothers Leather Products - Works just about as good as the Armorall
Something Else - Yes, thats exactly what it's called.
Armorall Leather Cleaner & Conditioner (My favorite)
Mothers Leather Products - Works just about as good as the Armorall
Something Else - Yes, thats exactly what it's called.
Believe it or not, my local Nissan dealer suggested that I go down the road to the local Jaguar dealer and ask for "Hide Food".
It's what the Nissan dealer uses when people pay $150 to have their interiors detailed.
If it's good enough for a Jag, then it's good enough for my Maxima.
It's what the Nissan dealer uses when people pay $150 to have their interiors detailed.
If it's good enough for a Jag, then it's good enough for my Maxima.
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Originally posted by MChapel
Believe it or not, my local Nissan dealer suggested that I go down the road to the local Jaguar dealer and ask for "Hide Food".
It's what the Nissan dealer uses when people pay $150 to have their interiors detailed.
If it's good enough for a Jag, then it's good enough for my Maxima.
Believe it or not, my local Nissan dealer suggested that I go down the road to the local Jaguar dealer and ask for "Hide Food".
It's what the Nissan dealer uses when people pay $150 to have their interiors detailed.
If it's good enough for a Jag, then it's good enough for my Maxima.
how much is that stuff
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I've been told by detailers that you should:
1. Clean using Woolite - 1 part Woolite, 6 parts water. Spray on and clean off, make sure that you get it all off.
2. Condition using Lexol Conditioner ($8.99 at pepboys) or the Jaguar Hide Oil stuff (not sure about price).
This method is supposed to make everything super soft, but not oily like Armor All can be.
1. Clean using Woolite - 1 part Woolite, 6 parts water. Spray on and clean off, make sure that you get it all off.
2. Condition using Lexol Conditioner ($8.99 at pepboys) or the Jaguar Hide Oil stuff (not sure about price).
This method is supposed to make everything super soft, but not oily like Armor All can be.
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Re: Maintaing your leather...?
Originally posted by JsL
What products have you guys used to clean/condition your leather in your 4th gen. I think all gen MAXs have diff leather, so thats why i said 4th gen. Mine is drying up fast, so i need to buy somthing to take care of it. Any feedback will be appreciated...
What products have you guys used to clean/condition your leather in your 4th gen. I think all gen MAXs have diff leather, so thats why i said 4th gen. Mine is drying up fast, so i need to buy somthing to take care of it. Any feedback will be appreciated...
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