Jxcruz Active Member Joined Mar 20, 2023 Messages 124 Reaction score 19 Points 18 Location Bay Area, San Jose May 2, 2023 #21 Snicklefritz said: I've never compromised my leather, so I am no help to you on treating it. but I'd go to an auto parts store and look at the products they have and pick a name brand leather treatment. do this after you get the stain out of course. Click to expand... Been using meguiars ever since I’ve own my first car which was a ‘98 Honda Prelude back in 2007. So I guess I’ll just stick with that stuff.
Snicklefritz said: I've never compromised my leather, so I am no help to you on treating it. but I'd go to an auto parts store and look at the products they have and pick a name brand leather treatment. do this after you get the stain out of course. Click to expand... Been using meguiars ever since I’ve own my first car which was a ‘98 Honda Prelude back in 2007. So I guess I’ll just stick with that stuff.
