Track down a product called Lexol you can probably find it at your
european car dealerships. About $14 a bottle buy both the cleaner and
the conditioner. Spray the entire bottle of conditioner on the seats and
let sit overnight, the dry seats will soak up all of the conditioner.
Next day, clean with the cleaner and then buy another bottle of
conditioner and treat as usual.
My seats were dry and ugly as well when I bought the car and are now soft
and almost glove like.
Hope this helps
Philip
On Mon, 01 Jun 1998 21:32:14 -0600 Rulon Pope <rdp2@email.byu.edu>
writes:
>Because of lack of time, I haven't gotten involved in some of the more
>serious mechanical problems of my 505s xn6 wagon. With the little
>chunks of time I have, I work on some cosmetic and small mechanical
>items. One of the small items which bugs me is that I can't seem to
>soften the leather seats. They are really very hard. I've tried some
>conditioner on them (not saddle soap). What works best? Rulon.
>
>
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