Anyone here Leatherique'd?

[Cadeez]

I'm told this stuff is the cat's pajamas, yet I've never seen a car that has been treated nor have I known someone personally that has used it. Anyone here vouch for it? I've read up on it, two step process, sounds pretty straight forward. Seems like a decent deal for the cleaner and rejuvinator oil, just would like to get some feedback from you guys. Could lead to a new DIY thread...

[MrMaico]

I've used it....works great! It changed my seats from almost looking and feeling like fake leather to the real thing. Here are some pics Jeff took of his. The pics speak for themselves.....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/8733184...26510334/show/

[az3579]

Can this stuff be used easily on a steering wheel? I have the coveted leather steering wheel but want to retain its excellent condition, so I was considering this for the wheel and the arm rest.

[MrMaico]

Can this stuff be used easily on a steering wheel? I have the coveted leather steering wheel but want to retain its excellent condition, so I was considering this for the wheel and the arm rest.

Sure, just use a small sponge to keep it only where you want it. It looks like Jeff did his wheel.

[SC4ME]

I would never oil my steering wheel. Just seems like a bad idea.

Besides, I still have the alcantera wheel so oil would be a very bad idea!!!

[az3579]

I would never oil my steering wheel. Just seems like a bad idea.

Besides, I still have the alcantera wheel so oil would be a very bad idea!!!

Doesn't excess oil get taken off? How would you care for a leather steering wheel?

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[danewilson77]

Actually....that leatherique should be fine....using all the steps that M0nk3y outlined. It should all soak in.

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[MrMaico]

I would never oil my steering wheel. Just seems like a bad idea.

Besides, I still have the alcantera wheel so oil would be a very bad idea!!!

You've obviously never used it. It doesn't leave oil on anything. My seats were softer/grippier after treating. In other words they hold me in place better under hard cornering. Not oily at all after the 2nd step......the Pristine Clean.

From their website......(c&p...I'm not yelling )

PLEASE NOTE that there is NO OIL in the Rejuvinator Oil that name is from the 1960's when people EXPECTED an OIL for their Leather. Hence the name change to LEATHER REJUVINATOR.

[Washburn]

From all I know it should be fine for steering wheels, but I want to protect my coveted leather wheel 100% from oil, perspiration, etc, and I know from experience, that even if one takes pretty good care of it, the leather WILL eventually fade and become white and brittle - Just ask my Tbird's leather wheel.

So the only way to protect it, is to eliminate touching it - drive with gloves on, OR get a decent steering wheel cover - that's what I did - of course make sure you clean AND DRY the wheel really well before putting it on. It makes the wheel a bit thicker and grippier, too, which i like, and while it may not be cosmetically 100% elegant, the feeling that I KNOW that my leather wheel remains in good shape makes me happy. If I was in a show-off situation I can always take the cover off easily. Not bad for $9 I think it looks pretty damn decent:
(NOTE: the cover fits and sits perfectly and symmetrically on the wheel - the area at 8 or 9 o' clock looks a bit off because I accidentally rubbed against the cover and pushed it to the left - didn't notice it till i saw the pics)

[M0nk3y]

I think this is where I step in...

I've done it on my E46 and the E86. I love it. Very easy to use.

I've done it on my steering wheel, door panels, shift boot...everything leather..noting greasy or oily.

http://www.zhpmafia.com/forums/showt...rique-Write-Up