Leather cleaner & conditioner for 2014 F150 Limited

[sumair]

Hello Everyone,

Just got a new vehicle and i wanted to start the interior off on a good note. Want something that will keep it clean and condition it to prevent cracks and early wear. Just want it clean and protected. I have used lexol on my previous truck which had coated leather and it sucked. Felt like the leather would almost repel it and the condition would just sit on top of the leather not really absorbing it too well.

I'm not sure if this new truck comes with coated leather or not. I know it's a lot softer than the one in my old Titan.

Looking forward to responses. I apologize if it's a repetitive question, but i did search and there were so many different responses based on the vehicle. i figured i start my own based on my own truck.

Some pictures of the new ride interior. Hope it helps

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http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n629/Sumairmaxx/F150/DSC01099_zpsf85dbfa3.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Sumairmaxx/media/F150/DSC01099_zpsf85dbfa3.jpg.html)
http://i1143.photobucket.com/albums/n629/Sumairmaxx/F150/DSC01090_zps8210e6d5.jpg (http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/Sumairmaxx/media/F150/DSC01090_zps8210e6d5.jpg.html)
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[eaglefan]

Leather masters. Follow instructions are you are good to go

[Nick McKees37]

Beautiful truck. :dblthumb2:

I would consider going with a coating. Check out this article for more information on Pinnacle Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating.

The Definitive Guide for LEATHER CARE - Including Dye Transfer Removal (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/77167-definitive-guide-leather-care-including-dye-transfer-removal.html)


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innacle Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating is a nano-polymer interior coating that protects treated surfaces against the damaging effects of moisture, oils and salt from skin, accidental spills, and more. Coated surfaces will be well protected against UV rays and other common contaminants that plague an interior from every day use. Use on dashboards, leather seats, and any other leather or vinyl surface that would benefit from superior protection. Coated surfaces will exhibit a low-gloss sheen that doesn’t attract dirt or dust.

In one simple step Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating shields delicate interior components against the effects of UV rays, body oil, salt, and accidental spills. The coating is resistant to extreme temperatures, making it an ideal choice for vehicles parked outside in the sun. While the coating provides a durable barrier of protection, it doesn’t cause leather or vinyl surfaces to stiffen or harden; Leather & Vinyl Coating imparts a smooth, tactile feel on treated surfaces.

Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating forms such a strong bond on leather surfaces that it resists abrasion and dye transfer from blue jeans.

I used a microfiber applicator pad to apply Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating . A couple sprays directly onto the microfiber applicator pad is all you need for an entire seat.

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Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating can also be applied to wood and aluminum trim, steering wheels, dashboards, and door panels.

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Check out the results!

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http://autogeekonline.net/nick/Leather%20Dye%20Transfer/DSCN6347.JPG


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[sumair]

Beautiful truck. :dblthumb2:

I would consider going with a coating. Check out this article for more information on Pinnacle Black Label Leather & Vinyl Coating.

The Definitive Guide for LEATHER CARE - Including Dye Transfer Removal (http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/how-articles/77167-definitive-guide-leather-care-including-dye-transfer-removal.html)



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oh wow this sounds great!!! so this is more of a coat type. will the leather need to be cleaned prior to application? or will it do the cleaning too?

link answered the question