Treating leather
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Oh inside jokes.....Thanks for the tips guys....maybe I'll go sit in a few new F-150's and get a brief glimpse of the smell and dull leather to make me happy lol.
Meaner than ymeski56
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Originally Posted by HardcoreFXFour
Trade you trucks? Why would you want a terrorist in your garage? That's preposterous!
Oh inside jokes.....Thanks for the tips guys....maybe I'll go sit in a few new F-150's and get a brief glimpse of the smell and dull leather to make me happy lol.
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But, think about, once the leather starts to get shiny, then just trade the truck and get another new one. You'll never need anything but the normal maintenance and your warranty will never run out!!
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I agree with KBass. I asked the top leather detail man in Memphis this past week what was the best product for my 2012 FX4 seats. He was at a dealership working on a used Navigator. He said all he uses is the Lexol cleaner and conditioner, told me where to find it at a Saddle shop. About 15.00 each bottle.