King Ranch Leather Restored!
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King Ranch Leather Restored!
Thanks for the past input on King Ranch leather care.
I recently purchased an '04 F250, SD, 6.0TD, King Ranch, with 40K on it. Emmaculate truck, but the only thing was that the sun had dried / faded the front seats (especially bottoms).
I searched this sight, and found a recommendation to use "Lexol". First, I cleaned them with the cleaner, then applied the conditioner, and after 2 applications, the seats look and feel like new...literally like new!
Thanks..."Lexol" is a little pricey (Tractor Supply), but WELL worth it!
I recently purchased an '04 F250, SD, 6.0TD, King Ranch, with 40K on it. Emmaculate truck, but the only thing was that the sun had dried / faded the front seats (especially bottoms).
I searched this sight, and found a recommendation to use "Lexol". First, I cleaned them with the cleaner, then applied the conditioner, and after 2 applications, the seats look and feel like new...literally like new!
Thanks..."Lexol" is a little pricey (Tractor Supply), but WELL worth it!
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From: Plano TX and Brentwood TN
If you go to a feed store or a farmer's co-op, they usually have a generic neatsfoot conditioner that is cheaper then lexol. I have used both lexol and the generic on my truck, saddles(and various other leather tack) and I haven't had a problem with either.
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