Date: Mon, 03 Jul 2000 03:22:51 GMT From: decknopsam.com (Stefan) Subject: Re: Saab leather seats
Hey, once leather is gone it's gone; nothing's going to bring it back. That's true whether you have a Saab or Volvo or Lexus or whathaveyou. If the seats have been ignored and they're cracked then all you can hope for is to maintain what's still good. I've been using what alot of the horse people use on their tack which is Lexol Cleaner and Lexol Conditioner. It's sold at large auto supply chains but you can usually get a better deal at the tack shops and online horse stuff companies. "M.W." <nomailnopsaming.com> wrote: >Is it my imagination, or does Saab use really cheap leather for their seats? > >I'm looking to buy a 4-year-old Saab 900 convertible, and so many of the >ones I've seen for sale have pretty dry, cracked leather... > >Any suggestions for helping to bring old leather back to life, and to >"super-moisturize" dry leather to prevent further cracking and keep the >leather soft and supple? > >For my other vehicles with leather seats, I've just used a mild leather >cleaner and leather conditioner every 3-6 months, and that kept the leather >soft and avoided cracking... But it seems like these Saabs need >extra-special attention... Especially once they've seen a few years of >neglect! > >I'd appreciate any comments, suggestions, and tips on how to car for Saab >leather! > >Thanks!!! > >
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