Subject	Re: Leather softner...
Posted by	neurozurgeon on August 19, 2003 at 8:18 PM
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In Reply To	Leather softner... posted by DEEP-PURPLE on August 19, 2003 at 08:34 AM
Message	I have used Pinnacle leather cleaner followed by Pinnacle leather conditioner for 10+ years on my '90 Z TT with excellent results. The leather has maintained its original color and softness (except for one coarse region on the passenger seat) with no cracking. This car is my DD with 80K miles on it, so it has seen adverse conditions as well. Just apply several coats (initially) with your hand and let them sit for several hours before buffing. This might help restore the softness somewhat, and will definitely prevent any further deterioration.
Follow Ups	Leather softner... - DEEP-PURPLE 08:34:22 08/19/03 great product now called Search - GodZilla(noVA) 08:43:03 08/19/03 Is Search available only online? I have never seen one at - FLY 1 (Dallas) 08:50:43 08/19/03 maybe you should do a "search" ;) (n/m) - ZSteveZ 09:06:37 08/19/03 seems like a bit much, but I'll try it. (n/m) - DEEP-PURPLE 09:00:03 08/19/03 it is the best way to condition and remoisturize - GodZilla(noVA) 09:08:46 08/19/03 Also, let the seats heat up in the sun while soaking. - cherry 09:12:51 08/19/03 See its the little things like this I am looking for... (n/m) - DEEP-PURPLE 09:25:04 08/19/03 "As Seen On TV!" (n/m) - hoss 09:13:19 08/19/03 Keep the Silent Pubic Hair trimmer as our gift to you (n/m) - GodZilla(noVA) 09:22:49 08/19/03 Meguire's leather conditioner, smell like dirty underwear.. - Cap927 (Mr. Boston) 09:06:57 08/19/03 a graphic description indeed (n/m) - Chaaarmnd® (NoVa) 09:28:57 08/19/03 How many times did you have to sniff your undies to make - boileralum 11:07:36 08/19/03 Well I just get flash backs from many drunken nights. - Cap927 (Mr. Boston) 11:50:11 08/19/03 Re: Leather softner... - Pats300zx 09:31:23 08/19/03 Mothers Leather conditioner to soften... - BigTDogg 09:57:55 08/19/03 Once leather turns stiff, there's very little that can - sebring1970 (robo) 10:22:00 08/19/03 Try Leatherique, Hands down its the best stuff I have used. (n/m) - Spectrum (WI) 11:02:59 08/19/03 2nd that! Little pricey but worth the $$. (n/m) - Black_Emerald 19:36:37 08/19/03 Lexol cleaner/conditioner...you should know this (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 18:21:35 08/19/03 Re: Leather softner... - neurozurgeon 20:18:49 08/19/03 None of the products in this thread... - zxtaz 21:14:45 08/19/03
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