chefwong
03-12-2024, 10:17 AM
I've never added conditioner to a steering wheel
When view Leather surfaces as a whole, the 2 areas that tends to start getting shiny - partially due to oils but also due to -rubbed wear- is the steering wheel and Outer Seat Bolsters of car seats.
Seats for sure I do conditioner.
I never have used conditioner on a steering wheel......and I'm pretty dang religious on cleaning it, trying to keep it as matte as if was BNIB as possible.
Do you use Conditioner on your Steering Wheels.
I am using something that does have a bit of alkaline to it (1Z cockpit)
When view Leather surfaces as a whole, the 2 areas that tends to start getting shiny - partially due to oils but also due to -rubbed wear- is the steering wheel and Outer Seat Bolsters of car seats.
Seats for sure I do conditioner.
I never have used conditioner on a steering wheel......and I'm pretty dang religious on cleaning it, trying to keep it as matte as if was BNIB as possible.
Do you use Conditioner on your Steering Wheels.
I am using something that does have a bit of alkaline to it (1Z cockpit)