Leather seat treatment

[SDL]

16 GT here - Left is the passanger seat. Right is the drivers seat. Car has about 10 months. I've never applied anything to the leather seats but today I've noticed the wrinkles are pretty bad...I can only imagine what they'll look like a year from now. Any recommendations?

 

[Jedi54]

Zaino makes excellent leather products

for cleaning: http://www.zainostore.com/mm5/merch...&Product_Code=Z-9&Category_Code=interiortires
Leather Treatment: http://www.zainostore.com/mm5/merch...Product_Code=Z-10&Category_Code=interiortires

been using it on my RX8 for over 10 years and it's great stuff.

 

[zeeden]

These are my leather seats as well, after 18000kms of usage.

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[Horton]

Mine are like that after 1500 miles, mostly on drivers side, side-support area. Needs to put cleaner/protectant on it. The "patina" is unavoidable, but keeping it moisturized makes difference. Just need to do it regularly.

 

[Horton]

By the way, using Chemical Guys leather cleaner and conditioner. Seems decent enough.

 

[Ride92]

Mequiars Ultimate leather balm works very well for me. I've also used Wolfgang Leather conditioner which is quite nice. Nothing is going to completely remove the creases as that's just part of what having real leather seats is. If you really want to go all out there is nothing better the Leatherique products:

http://www.autogeek.net/leatherique-kit.html

 

[Natey]

If it's any condolence the seats in my brand new 4Runner did that after about 3 months. It's 5 years later now and they don't look much worse. They definitely aren't getting thinner or wearing through...Just some creases on the bolster.

Normal wear from sliding into the seat everyday.

 

[tex2670]

Lexol is another good choice.

 

[PTguy]

Lexol and Leatherique are two good ones. My favorite is Leather Honey. It is honey-like goopy, and needs to be applied, wiped off, and given time to dry.