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#18
09-26-2020, 09:46 PM
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After cleaning
I use the meguires vinyl and leather conditioner, I dampen a small rag, wipe it on then go back and use a microfiber the color of the interior as wipe down making sure there is nothing "wet" left anywhere, if the vinyl or leather doesn't absorb it I wipe it off, if I need 2 for removal... so be it. If you have really dried out REAL leather you can use mink oil to get some suppleness back into REAL leather.
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