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The absolute BEST leather conditioner is...
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Posted by ACC (more from ACC) on Fri, 25 Apr 2003 11:50:06 Share Post by Email
In Reply to: Do I need to use some leather conditioner?, FrozenSaab, Fri, 25 Apr 2003 10:35:19
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Leatherique - http://www.leatherique.com/

I have used it every few months in my 9-3 and the leather is soft and supple. Leatherique is very popular among classic Rolls and Bentley enthusiasts and from what I understand, enough applications will restore and soften even the most brittle leather. In fact, when I was ordering some the person I spoke to mention that it is what the Smithsonian uses to restore their old leather artifacts.

I know BMW and other car clubs get special pricing - we should try to work something out for Saab owners as well.

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"I must admit that when I first heard of Leatherique I was very skeptical and gun-shy, thinking this was merely more snake-oil salesmanship.  The original leather on my 1904 Royal Tourist was stiff, boardy, cracked and grey and washed out in its orignal black color. Since using both the leather rejuvenator oil and following up with Leatherique(dye), I have been asked by knowledgeable collectors as to "who put in new leather in the old 1904 Royal.'"  "It reall looks that good and is truly a wonder material. thank you for letting me work off my enthusiasm for your fine product - IT IS AS ADVERTISED." Richard Teague, VP of American Motors Corporation April 18, 1975

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