Griot's Garage Leather Care, Car Seat Cleaner and Conditioner for Upholstery, Furniture, Clothing, and More, 11142, 16oz

Love this stuff

I’ve tried several leather care products over the years, some costing more than three times the price of Griot’s leather care. I can honestly say that whatever it is that Griot’s put into this product really does a fantastic job. It easily works right into the leather and buffes up to a natural luster. I use it on my 2004 Corvette, 2013 Lexus and my wife’s 2022 Acura RDX.

Firstly, everything Griots makes is of the highest quality and will keep your entire car protected and looking its best for decades!!I purchased a Toyota in year 2000 and started using Griots Leather Care on the seats when the car was about 3 years old. I applied about 3 to 4 times each year. Toyota leather is decent but it's definitely not top quality like some of the more expensive, thicker Nappa leathers. The leather in my truck would have cracked and showed wear especially on the left side of the drivers seat as that's exposed to the most wear-and-tear from each entry and exit. I sold the car last year after 21 years and the buyer couldn't stop commenting on the condition of the interior. And over the years friends would often comment that my truck's interior was showing no sign of aging even as it was getting up in the years. The truck had 210k miles when I sold so it was used a lot. And we lived in New England so the car was exposed to hot summers and freezing winters. Use this product regularly on your car seats and definitely on the steering wheel too and you'll be very happy.

Great stuff. Covers well. Easy to use.

Just an incredible Leather Conditioner and very mild cleanser. Its worth every penny

It's very strong smelling but the smell does fade over a short amount of time.

This stuff is great. It goes on great. You don't have to use very much. It has a great leather smell.Actually, others that I would try are:Zaino Z-10 Leather in a BottleZymol Z509 leather conditionerLexol Leather ConditionerLeatherique Rejuvenatorall of these are good products.The hands on nitty gritty: This is the leather conditioner. It conditions better than it cleans, but if you have a little more dampness and rub, it cleans fine. Rub it on the leather, let it sit for a little while (it dries clear, waxy), then buff it with paper towels or cloth or clean rag. I use a stiff fine texture sponge to apply (I used a tile grout sponge, but they also sell sponges for leather conditioners). I have less expensive top coated leather on my Ford (with vinyl look alike leather on the sides and back). I do not know how well this performs with the top shelf upholstery such as an analine leather in high end vehicles.

Used this on the leather seats in my nearly 4 year old Ford Explorer. It was easy to apply, visibly conditioned the leather, and did not leave the leather slimy. I was concerned that the seats would turn out looking like I applied Armor All to them but it was not like that at all. I was also concerned that it might make the seats squeaky, but it didn't. I did the front and middle row seats and only used about 1/8 of the bottle. I plan on treating the seats with this 2x a year. The only con is that the smell is a little weird. It went away after about 10 days though. I would recommend it and I'd buy it again in the future.