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For leather we only use Lexol. We have tried both and just like the Lexol better. The pricing is better as well. Both will provide the same degree of protection properly applied. All of my friends in the detailing business, use Lexol. The bottle line is you are safe if you regularily care fo rthe leather regardless of which product you use. Exterior/ interior and engine products I can easilly say there are noticable differences. Leather is a middle of the road product. Look carefully at the chemical make up of each. This might help you make up your mind. Regards : stuff? I'm about to order products for the exterior of the Z but also want the best stuff for the inside. I'm just curious on how Zaino bros leather conditioner and cleaner supplies stack up against champion Lexol. I want to buy the better one.
On the Zaino bros website they claim their Leater conditioner stuff was number one in the industry and Sal from Zaino was telling me his product does an overall better job on car seats and lexol is better for horse seats and such. Anyone have any experience to back this up with? Its always nice to have a third party opinion.
Paul, any word of advice regarding Zaino bros vs. the stuff you use? Does it perform the same and if so, would it last better for a daily driver if it performs the same as you stuff? : Thanks,
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