Leather care in a Limited

flysooner9 · Mar 7, 2016

Recently got a 15' Ram Limited. Was wondering what the best options were for caring for the full grain leather. I saw the manual says just use warm water and a light soap but was wondering if theres any kind of conditioner i should use on it?

kyndacrazy · Mar 7, 2016

I use a product from Leather Masters called leather protection cream. This stuff works wonders. For cleaning, they have a soft cleaner. You can buy both on Amazon.

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Pull Ya · Mar 7, 2016

I use Lexol. Best I have found.
Jay

sbarron · Mar 7, 2016

Another Lexol vote. Good stuff.

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Graygoose · Mar 7, 2016

Mothers Leather Care

brandonjansen · Mar 7, 2016

I've been using Meguiars Rich Leather Conditioner on mine since I've owned it. But I plan on switching over to Adams Leather Conditioner once this bottle is gone. I've had nothing but fantastic results with all the Adams products I've used so I plan to slowly switch over all my detailing products to Adams as my current stock runs out.

AdamsPolishes · Mar 7, 2016

I use Adam's Leather Cleaner & Conditioner in my Ram.

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AJ_IOOF · Mar 7, 2016

Pull Ya said:
I use Lexol. Best I have found.
Jay

X2 - The ONLY thing I will use on leather.

JaredRAM2015 · Mar 7, 2016

I was using 303 aerospace on the "leather" seats in my Trans Am. It made it feel much softer.

I am glad to see people actually cleaning/conditioning their leather. Nothing makes me cringe worse than opening the door on an older leather vehicle and it being dry, cracked, and flaking. the mid 90's chevy trucks have been the worst I have seen.

duhdonutman · Mar 8, 2016

Lexol here too. I used to use meguiars at a minimum once a month, but noticed some issues in my Saab's leather. i think realized that it could be related to the extra sets of 20#s i subjected my seats to.

I have a product from chemical guys that's supposed to be specific for use on black and darker leathers so once i'm out of one of my bottles of Lexol i'll switch.

carl0 · Mar 15, 2016

I also use Lexol. It doesn't darken the leather and won't leave a greasy finish.

Skrap · Mar 17, 2016

So, if you are using any product that is like a gel or paste what do you use on with ventilated seats will the millions of little holes in them? Wouldn't many of the products clog the holes?

Pull Ya · Mar 17, 2016

It will be fine if you don't drowned it. I've not had the problem you describe.
Jay

huntergreen · Mar 28, 2016

i have read that the new interiors are sealed and these products just sit on top of the sealed leather. is this not true?

Pull Ya · Mar 28, 2016

On my 16 it seems to soak in and then I wipe the excess off with a soft dry towel. I'll double check just to make sure though, now that you brought it up. Where did you get your information?
Jay

huntergreen · Mar 29, 2016

pullya, i think i read that on the z, not really sure.

huntergreen · Mar 29, 2016

pullya...forget last answer, came out of the manual on leather interior care for wifes' new 2016 cherokee limited with premium leather package.

Pull Ya · Mar 29, 2016

Steve,
Let me keep checking
Jay

BoldAdventure · Mar 29, 2016

Lexol here too

Pull Ya · Mar 29, 2016

Steve,
I just finished doing my front seats in my 16 Sports with the leather interior. The Lexol appeared to soak in a little and then I wiped the excess off with a soft dry towel. The Lexol didn't just stay on the surface and "bead" as water would if you put it on your truck's paint after you waxed it. I'll try to check further with some detailers on autopia and see what they have to say. I'll also check my owners manual to see if it says the same thing as yours regarding the care of the leather seats.
Jay

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