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#21
I'd go to a leather store and buy the chemicals for sure. DO NOT clean leather without conditioning it and I would only use leather cleaning products. Leather will last for decades. IF its maintained.
#22
Now an XLT in Colorado
(And this reminds me... I need to do the Mustang seats again.)
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#23
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... and will crack and deteriorate if the wrong products are used. Lexol is good stuff. THIS AUTOGEEK THREAD and THIS WEB PAGE have some good info on products and care procedures.
(And this reminds me... I need to do the Mustang seats again.)
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(And this reminds me... I need to do the Mustang seats again.)
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This was pre cleanup of this truck. I have already used cleaner and conditioner on the seats now! We use lexol on our saddles, so I used that, but I also use chemical guys leather cleaner and their leather conditioner!
#24
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Mine has an aftermarket unit in it, and I retrofit the correct overhead console. Unless you look at the brand sticker (or know that it's mounted a bit more forward than the factory one), you'd probably swear it was stock. This one new would be $1500 installed, though, which is a hefty price tag.
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The thought of having a hole cut in the roof outside of the factory scares me... I've seen some really good jobs, and some really bad ones. Even though I would really like one, I think I can live without one
#25
Now an XLT in Colorado
Horse trailer pic = saddles = this guy probably knows leather.
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Imho- DONT take the chance with an aftermarket sun roof- too many stories about leakers ( even factory) and ruined interiors. Its just me, but i avoid extra holes in the roof like a plague!- you have a sweet ride!- i wouldnt chance it!-
#29
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Yeah, I wouldn't run the risk of an aftermarket roof. I can live without it!