King Ranch leather...
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King Ranch leather...
Ok so whomever I had the truck before me wasn't too great with the leather. Got a few slices in it and probably not properly taken care of. I've used saddle soap on it and it cleaned up as good as it could but how would I go about getting some rich brown color back into it? This saddle soap stuff just cleans and then leaves a polish but doesn't appear to do anything for darkening the leather.
Wish I could treat the seats like my shoes..they get dirty/faded I just slap on some shoe polish and they look like new.
Any tips/suggestions appreciated.
Wish I could treat the seats like my shoes..they get dirty/faded I just slap on some shoe polish and they look like new.
Any tips/suggestions appreciated.
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Lots of folks use lexol with good results.
I use this: http://www.krsaddleshop.com/product.asp?pn=1053
I use this: http://www.krsaddleshop.com/product.asp?pn=1053
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From: Mad River Valley
Clean it thoroughly with Lexol and then condition it a couple of times with Lexol. One bottle is orange and the other is brown.
To do this properly you should be doing a two step process no matter what you use, clean first then condition.
Lexol works great.
To do this properly you should be doing a two step process no matter what you use, clean first then condition.
Lexol works great.
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