There are lots of threads out there on what folks are using to clean and condition leather. Lots of opinions. Has anyone had any bad results or problems using Lexol Cleaner and Lexol Conditioner in their Aston. I have been using Lexol for years on BMW's, Porsches, and Benzes with no problems at all. Would love to hear from people that are using Lexol to clean and condition. Thanks

 

I don't use Lexol, seems to dry out leather in time. Lexol bottle label even has a Caution: Not for use on extremely soft leather. I've had great results with Leatherique. Both the conditioner and cleaner.

 

+1 on Leatherique products

 

Thanks very much.

 

Look up Things that work: Car Care Products by Drcollie. The man owns a high end leather furniture store; he brings a bright light to a cloudy, crowded subject.

 

I've used Zaino, with good results. Several different products. On line, great customer service.

 

Thanks

 

Here's the post that Duane Collie wrote way back when: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post4075427

 

Thanks!

 

What's the best way to avoid discoloring white stitching?

 

I have no idea! Stay away from the stiching?

 

I use Leather Master, leather protection cream. I do wash first and make sure is super clean. No discoloring on stitching. But for peace of mind, you may just try a small inconspicuous area first. Of course, once dry, wipe off well with a good clean cotton towel. I use white so I can see what is residue.

 

Autoglym products worked for mine . Sandstorm leather , red stitching no discolouration no residue .

 

the best

 

I just bought the Aston Martin leather care kit...box is sharp looking and big. Any feedback on this kit?