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Tue Sep 14, 2010 8:53 pm
Also, remember: Cleaning a leather seat is just like cleaning skin - it's skin.
Use a good "soap" (Lexol makes a good product, get it at Pep Boys). Spray it on a washcloth and rub it into the seat surface, then use a damp towel to remove it (rinse / wring the towel a few times until all soap is gone).
Then, use a protectant (again, Lexol makes a good one). Spray it on a washcloth (get it good and damp) and apply it liberally to the whole seat. Park out in the sun and let it soak into the pores. Wipe the next day with a dry soft towel.