How are your front seats?

[Scrappopatamus]

Leatherique is the best leather conditioner I've come across. Had a friend transform the original leather seats in a '63 E Type Jag Roadster from one I would have pitched to new using this. Later, I salvaged the interior in my Daughter's F350 King Ranch Horse Rig with 2 small dogs who lived in the mud and muck as additional passengers wherever she went. I replaced the carpeting, several door panels, cleaned the headliner and removed, cleaned and treated the seats. When finished the interior looked and smelled new. Before cleaning, I censed some sort of ecosystem within her truck that had me fearing for my health when driving. I've used Leatherique on all of my vehicles and my son's buddy who has a high end detail business uses it exclusively. It takes a little longer but well worth the time and effort. A bottle seems to last for years

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[ultane]

funny i actually use the basic Meguiar"s Gold Class Rich Leather Spray- along with micro fiber towel to spread and massage into. I would spray the product onto material, let sit for about a minute -and then begin to massage and stroke into the leather. Since I have done this multiple times on multiple cars- I know how much - how long you should let the product sit before spreading. There is a tiny bit of wetness that should be left as well. I then spread this into seams into the seats of my vehicle…….

So I guess it is safe for perforated seats as well?