I have been using Lexol cleaner and conditioner. Is the aerospace product a better choice for protection and fade?

 

Well honestly I don't experience this thing because I always use the cloth seats but recently I searched an article on the google you can see it. by your own here he tell how he repair the cracked seats with the product Leather Magic he also have posted the photos of Before and after for see the difference. here is the link:

thehuangs.com/?p=219

 

Hmm, I don't think I would click that link.

I'm not sure why, but my black 08 leather is cracking a lot easier than the stone leather in my mother in-law's 09. She doesn't put anything on the leather either.

 

Cracking – keeping leather clean is the key to finished leathers durability, it is the combination of dirt and abrasion that causes the finish to crack and deteriorate over time. It is the pigment/finish coating that cracks and not the leather itself so keeping the leather clean will help prevent dirt from causing a problem

“Leather pigment (Dye) restoration” - http://www.autopia.org/forum/autopia...ml#post1488560

Everything you’ll ever want to know about automotive leather upholstery – but were too afraid to ask.

Within these articles you’ll discover the ‘How’ and ‘Why’ and find pretty much everything you need to know about leather detailing and care if you do your research correctly. TOGWT® Autopia Detailing Wiki – http://www.autopia.org/forum/autopia...yperlinks.html

The information in these articles will enable you to restore your leather to its original finish. Whether it’s faded, has surface damage, stains, scratches or rips and tears or you simply need it cleaned or rejuvenated, the methodologies and product recommendations will help to solve any leather problem you may have


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