leather seats.

[michaelscheuren]

is there anything you can do to keep your seats looking brand new? i have seen some seats that after awhile the leather looks kind of wrinkled (don't really know how to describe it any other way). What products will prevent this from happening?? Thanks for your help.

[Sword]

is there anything you can do to keep your seats looking brand new? i have seen some seats that after awhile the leather looks kind of wrinkled (don't really know how to describe it any other way). What products will prevent this from happening?? Thanks for your help.

I have used Connolly hide care for years. It's a cream that your rub into the leather. It leaves it glove soft and prevents it from cracking. It also leaves a nice natural semi gloss new look and does not streak when dried. It's best to apply it when it’s warm so it penetrates the pores in the leather. You can turn on the heater if it's cold.

[oaklands]

Lexol is the way to go. Very good stuff.

[gpmarsha]

Lexol, :iagree:

[kingofthehill]

Lexol, :iagree:

Lexol and Connolly where are you guys finding this stuff? Really interested. Please let me know. Thank you.

[Sword]

Lexol and Connolly where are you guys finding this stuff? Really interested. Please let me know. Thank you.

The last time I purchased Connolly I got it from www.autogeek.net. It's a great product.

[BlazingC5]

I think the leather conditioners are great for keeping the leather soft and from cracking. But I think the wrinkles are somewhat inevitable over time from sitting and getting in and out of our cars. They seem to show more on the lighter colors.