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JPSmit

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Mark (abarth69) and Mrs Abarth both say the leather in my wife's new beetle is too hard. It is cracking, but has been since it was about a year old. I use leatherique to clean and condition a couple times a year. Is there something else I need to be doing?
 
Neet's Foot Oil, Chelsea's Leather Food or Connely's.

(really, JP?!?!)
 
Lexol is the stuff I have always seen/heard/etc.
 
I shoulda included it in the first list. Sorry.
 
I have stuff from Zymol. Not cheap but good. I have also used Hein Gericke leather treatment. Designed for motorcycle leather jackets it also dooes the job. Available at good motorcycle dealers, but definitely at a BMW cycle store.....
 
Check out www.colorplus.com

Also; Check out the previous post on "Vinyl Dyes" and get more info. "Joanne" has the "Best" answer to Vinyl & or Leather treatments etc etc.

Russ
 
I used Lexol in the "T" bird and the seats were always soft. I now use it on the leather seats in the wifes "B". So, until they change the formula, I'll stick with it. JMHO. PJ
 
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