MwangoleF150

Hi Greg,
Thank you for the excellent information you posted about this subject, it is truly appreciated by us, just common F150 users!!
Cheers,
Fernando.

jdrampage

I've never been a fan of armorall because of the greesy feeling and it tends to dry out. I have used the TurtleWax ICE total interior care on previous trucks with great results. Just wondering if this will work well on my Platinum with ac/heat pref leather seats? Also the rest of the interior?

Heres a link to the site
http://www.turtlewax.com/detail-ICE%...2oz-43-92.aspx

Z06David

Lexol leather conditioner is also pretty good.

ianinedm

I have been using the ice total interior care for the last few months and i use it on everything but my leather. I think it will end up getting into the perforations and eventually trap dirt and block the airflow. If you got your seats treated, just clean with water. I can't agree enough with the previous poster about using these types of products on the seats. They will eventually trap more dirt than without.

Grandpa's Grocery Getter

I've yet used anything on my Interior or seats. It being #1 yr old today

I don't think im going to till it gets dull looking & needs to be brought back to life.......I may try the water on my leather and see how that works.....

On our FX4 I never used anything on the Interior till it was 3-4 yrs old....the Wife didn't like anything on the seats because of her clothing.

So its was always wiped down with just damp cloth and the seats look great in it, but it feels a lot harder and tough of a leather, compared to my New Katzkin Leather which is showing lines on the edge's of the seat.....at only 5,500KM

MwangoleF150

Hi, I've been told by one upholsterer the NIVEA hand creme is the best leather cleaning and moisturizing agent.
Opinions?
Suggestions?
I'm about to try this, so I'll keep you informed.

kchill93

So got around to doing a full detail on the Lariat. When it came time for the seats I just used a cleaner with a wet cloth and scrubbed the dirt and spots (came out wonderfully). I then used a damp cloth to wipe up the residue, leaving a light amount of moisture on the seats. Ill have to say my seats have never looked or felt better!

Thanks to Greg for the info

gray rider

Are you sure, what about the Raptor?

iRub1Out

He's right. The raptor has the top coated leather as well.

You don't deep condition top coated leather.

You can..but its not going to help.