Mink oil on my 05 S's seats?
10-11-2005, 06:24 PM
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Mink oil on my 05 S's seats?
What do you think... sorry if this question is a repeat, the search doesn't seem to be working.
Mink oil on my new seats, or is there something better?
Thanks a bunch!
Mink oil on my new seats, or is there something better?
Thanks a bunch!
10-11-2005, 08:09 PM
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Mink oil 
I don't even know what that is. Most people around here use a good leather cleaner/conditioner from a reputable company which is designed specifically for use in the car. The most popular brands are Townsend, Lexol, and maybe Zaino.
I don't even know what that is. Most people around here use a good leather cleaner/conditioner from a reputable company which is designed specifically for use in the car. The most popular brands are Townsend, Lexol, and maybe Zaino.
10-12-2005, 07:40 AM
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mikey's got it...
my fav is townsends- you need their cleaner and separate preservative.
i also use lexol and have used zaino. lexol is my 2nd fav (and it too requires a cleaner and a separate preservative).
getting ready to do the wife's new bmw convertible and will use townsends on her leather. townsends is only available from their website (as far as i know)...
http://www.townsendleather.com/products.asp
mink oil is a great product, and i would not be surprised if the ones i mentioned have it in them (i understand that many leather care products do contain it)... however, i would not use it straight- for one reason, i understand that it can stain clothing if it is not fully absorbed by the leather. further, your leather needs more than just oil.
my fav is townsends- you need their cleaner and separate preservative.
i also use lexol and have used zaino. lexol is my 2nd fav (and it too requires a cleaner and a separate preservative).
getting ready to do the wife's new bmw convertible and will use townsends on her leather. townsends is only available from their website (as far as i know)...
http://www.townsendleather.com/products.asp
mink oil is a great product, and i would not be surprised if the ones i mentioned have it in them (i understand that many leather care products do contain it)... however, i would not use it straight- for one reason, i understand that it can stain clothing if it is not fully absorbed by the leather. further, your leather needs more than just oil.
makes sense....
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