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I just used the Lexol conditioner on my black interior (2k2). I didn't use the cleaner because my cars pretty new and it's clean. I now notice that I have streaks kinda like when you clean your windows and get window streaks. How do I correct this and what did I do wrong to cause this? Did I use too much?

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Anyone? My seats look like crap with streak marks.

Green 2kSE

How did you apply the Lexol?

KCDoug

I use both Lexol products on light and dark colored leather w/o problem. A little goes a long way; my first guess is you used too much (I spray small amount on clean cloth and rub into the seat), or you had an unusual reaction with something on the seats - that's why it's a good idea to use the cleaner first on new seats.

I would try going over the affected areas with the cleaner over a couple of days - or try contacting Lexol for suggestions.

Good Luck

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I probably used too much. I sprayed it into a brand new white cloth round applicator for polish. I rubbed it extremely hard today and it looks a tad better, but I'm afraid to keep rubbing it this hard.

KCDoug

I'd avoid getting carried away w/brisk rubbing. My guess is it will probably gradually fade over several weeks. As I mentioned before, using the cleaner might also help reduce the streaks. Lexol's web site customer service might have suggestions too.

nismo-max500

leather might be to warm when you applied it. like applying car paint care applications.i dunno. i wipe down w/ damp towel then put conditioner on . or the sun could have been in it. w/e

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I over use my lexol all the time..but my leather is 5 years old.

Just apply the cleaner to it, let it dry.

Then apply the conditioner to it and let it dry. Use a soft rag to buff it