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Available at CarQuest
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Any leather product I have owned has been cleaned with good old saddle soap. Especially my Dodge Magnum that had very light colored leather interior. Use a damp cloth to lightly scrub, then a clean slightly wetter cloth to rinse off. Allow to air dry then I use a very light coating of mink oil conditioner to prevent drying.

 

Is there something special I should use for the leather in my 2006 King Ranch? One of my Beagles has a bad habit of jumping from the backseat to the front and sitting on the center console. There are a few scratches now. Anything I can do to help that? (Besides keeping the dog in the backseat or not in the truck at all as the husband suggested rudely.)

 

Be a responsible pet owner and train and restrain your pet.

Nothing like having a pet smeared on the inside of a windshield during a panic stop.

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Now your KR has real leather and requires conditioner to keep it soft.

 

He does it when I get out of the truck. Like filling up at a gas station or loading something in the back of the truck. While the truck is moving he sits in the back. Although getting those restraint systems wouldn't be a bad idea for the Beagles.



Or they sleep.

 

Zaino leather in a bottle will leave your truck smelling like new leather.

 

Armor All Leather cleaner is what I use on my wife's car.. I warm rag or cloth to get the dirt off then the armor all.

 

I use the KR leather conditioner.. It takes out minor scratches.. I use a hot towel to clean seats then when it dries I apply the conditioner.. My seats still smell and look new with normal wear of sitting on them..

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