How to Clean and Condition Your Leather Seats with Lexol

The Lexol Leather Cleaner & Conditioner are the perfect products for treating your leather and giving it the genuine clean look that your leather deserves. These products are not only good to clean the leather but are formulated to really help preserve and extend the life our your leathers from drying up or cracking.

[regcotterill]

A well presented video showing how it's done.
I don't understand the derogatory and sometimes offensive remarks from some other viewers.
You present yourself well, you speak clearly and have obviously thought about the information you're going to impart.

[rogerjohnson]

I use Lexol cleaner and conditioner for leather seats in both mine and wife's car. I clean exactly by the video. Awesome results! No need to wipe off lexol conditioner. It dries up fo factory finish!

[Hira]

+detail king loved the fact that you slightly wet the seat before actually proceding with the shampooing process. Amazing Videos :)

[LSDdreams]

Gotta say you just showed me the propper way to keep my leather seats nice an clean . You are definitely the detail king.

[jonultime]

Condition doesn't stay glossy. I use the Lexol conditioner all the time. Takes about 48-72 hours for it to fully absorb into the leather and it becomes matte again.

[paulmills]

I use my fingers and palms with pressure to Apply the Lexol conditioner. Squeeze and infuse product into any Leather creases or cracks. Wait 30 minutes and re-apply with your fingers and palms once again. I wait 24 hours without Friction on the applied areas before wiping clean with fresh cloth ( Fold down Suburban seats should stay up after application .) I fully endorse this product !!

[WadeMcLure]

OMFG! I've been looking for a triple yellow Eldorado forever! And there is one right behind you! lol

[conniewilliams]

Whish I knew what my pawpaw used on his true leather seats in his Lincoln town car. This was over 24 yrs ago but remember they was slick as snot after he cleaned them and wld just slide right out of the seats. Long ago but good memories

[TechDanZ]

Are you not gonna get that spot on the headrest? No?
Please get it!
Dear God get that spot

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Thank God!!

[Commander_HW]

1:26 I don't think i'm supposed to use cloth this wet(dripping wet) on my car seat with built in heating and ventilation functions.

[quixmith]

Fantastic video, thanks for the great instruction and "down to the point" steps. Some videos talk too much lol, and this one is perfect! Thanks so much!

[evanmillett]

Could you show a before and after picture? Because to me it looks like you took a plush new leather seat and turned it into a "armorall" seat... aka the greasy appearance... I just want to see what it looked like when it dried. I very much prefer the matte and satin new leather vs gloss finish.

[arodriguez]

For you negative people: Its just a TUTORIAL video on how to use the products.

[jonathanl]

Now THAT is clean! Well done. I prefer to use Lexol as well. The sad thing is that the car owners that do this for their leather seats are probably 1 in a 100. Especially with people leasing (renting) cars and turning them in. No sense of ownership these days. Really crappy for the second owner.

[huronautodetailing]

Clean with an APC (all purpose cleaner) and then use an express spray wax. Modern leather has a protective coating applied from the factory.

[juliobello]

I been cleaning with my brother and my dad trucks leather seats with soapy water but we never thought of oils for protection because when we finish cleaning them they look dry but we thought that's the way it should be but I'm going to look for the conditioner for the seats

[tomdowling]

Lexol products are excellent. This is how I was taught to clean leather in high end autmobiles.

[richardfabrizio]

Wow dude. Great demo now I know how to really clean my leather. Thanks

[AliAliOxenFree]

Thanks for uploading! I had questions, this video had the answers.

[thestig]

I have a heating and cooling seat in my car and it has small holes for air to come out so what would you recommend doing differently?