my poor rear headrests :(
12-30-2004, 04:34 PM
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Nothing can touch what Leatherique can do for leather...
there are many products that can maintain leather that's in good shape. But once it's dried out a little you have to put back the essential proteins that keep leather alive. Nothing at your autoparts store can do that. Also, the majority of leather cleaner don't clean properly. The only way to effectivly clean leather is to force the dirt from the pores with an oil like Leatherique does. Most cleaners can clean the surface dirt but do nothing for the dirt trapped in the pores which give lighter color leathers a dirty appearance.
12-30-2004, 10:16 PM
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Restorers of vintage Mercedes and Rolls leather agree with you, Glassman.
Regular leather conditioner is nothing like <b>Leatherique.</b> People who restore 50 year old cars absolutely swear by it.
And it's not really very expensive for what it does. (says the happy owner of a 1957 MBz Sedan, me.)
And it's not really very expensive for what it does. (says the happy owner of a 1957 MBz Sedan, me.)
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