dirty leather wheel steering
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Tuned
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Santa Fe
dirty leather wheel steering
Any suggestion on cleaning the dirty leather wheel steering? I'm skeptical using Leather Conditioning on them, I want to avoid to have "slippery" wheel steering. Mine (tan leather) has real dirty "marks" all over on them, and has some "sticky" spots. I used wet rag to rub on it, it helps some but collects the dirty marks quick afterward. How about rubbing alcohol?
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Northwest Arkansas
dirty leather wheel steering
In my truck I always use either Lexol leather cleaner and then the Lexol brand conditioner or I use a leather product called Bick4. IMHO both work equally as well to clean and protect without leaving the leather slippery at all.
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: NASCAR country
dirty leather wheel steering
I'm on my second truck with leather steering whell and I put a cover over this one the second day I owned it. My last one would never clean up and actually continued to get worse. BY the time I turned it in it had actually worn off the top layer of leather. This is a major flaw with Ford's.
