Re: leather seat conditioning

[OhNoCones@aol.com]

You can use alot of the crap they sell at parts stores, but you're best off 
cleaning the leather with a bar of glycerin soap and warm water. To condition 
it, use Lexol. We use this on all of our leather... my wife is a dressage 
instructor (horses)... this is what all the horse people use on the tack. 
(And tack is a bit more expensive than seats... try $150 or so for reins... 
ugh.) Wifey also uses glycerin to clean her $400 riding boots, and then 
standard shoe polish.

We used this on our 84 Volvo, with great results.

Ben

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