[Daytona Dude]

My red interior is showing a little grime, especially on the driver's seat. What leather cleaner / conditioner should I use?

Thanks.

 

[chuzz]

I always just used saddle soap on mine back when I had leather. It cleans it and leaves it soft and supple.

 

[Bob Lincoln]

Neatsfoot Oil - best solution for leather, over 100 years old. Works great

 

[JoshMHam]

The instruction manual tells you to use a just a damp cloth. If that doesn't work, the recommend a soft cloth and Mopar Total Clean.

Whatever you use, I would suggest first tying it on a small, out of the way location. Just to make sure that it doesn't discolor/damage/etc the leather.

 

[JA Cumbo]

I used Lexol cleaner and then Lexol conditioner on my 300M's seats. So far on the 200, I have just used a damp rag and wiped the seats down from time to time.

 

[Daytona Dude]

Thanks. I had tried a Turtle Wax product, can't remember which one, but they were "wipes" for cleaning leather. The seats looked streaked. I freaked, but luckily the streaks came off with a soft damp towel!

Guess I'll stick to a little warm water and a cotton towel.

 

[tazdevil]

Lexol products are essential to leather life. Probably the only really good product out there, and without risk to the leather.