Ford Kingranch leather seats?

[Wiserphil]

I have a client who would like his seats cleaned on a late model Ford Kingranch. It has a tan/orange looking leather. It almost looks like a pitchers mint. The seats are dried up. Any suggestions?

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[Fishincricket]

Saddle soap?

[Perfections]

Leather masters foam cleaner, and the follow up with Eco protector

[esv5454]

Check out this thread, you might find it helpful.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101/54220-ford-king-ranch-leather.html

[Judge]

Leatherique is always a safe choice. If you want to do a one-step, the Pristine Clean will clean and condition

[Andr3wilson]

I would honestly recommend Swissvax Leather Milk for seats like this. It is an extremely pricey route... but it works like pure magic. My Merc with its super soft Nappa leather started getting some dry spots and stretch marks, it made it look brand now. I have no doubt it will restore these dried seat. Its costly, but you will have a very happy customer.
If you want another route, go for Connolly Leather Cream, its cheaper, but it also works very well. You may have to do 3-4 coats.