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I added this product to my top 4 rubber and vinyl products. Despite the name it claims to treat vinyl as well as leather. So far so good. Great smell and a little goes a long way. It didn't seem to sit on the surface as much as Pinnacle leather
conditioner (which is used for uncoated leather). If you have "coated" leather this might be the product for you.

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Speaking of Pinnacle Leather Conditioner....I have a full bottle and a bottle with

about a quarter product in it (bought on bogo last year) if anyone would like it i will

give it to them for free in the spirit of detailing! Pm me.
 
Vary rarely do any Poorboys products let us down :dblthumb2:
 
Pockets @Poorboy'sWorld said:
Thanks for the comments .... how did you apply? By hand or by cloth?
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Chris, you're welcome. I actually used a microfiber pad. It worked well for me and it

allowed me to control how much product I used. I let it sit on the surface for

15-20 minutes (directions say 10 but I started doing other things) and wiped with

a mf towel. I probably didn't need to wipe it but I did anyway to follow procedure.
 
I was able to off the leather conditioner to guys. Sorry if you missed out
 
hoyt66 said:
I added this product to my top 4 rubber and vinyl products. Despite the name it claims to treat vinyl as well as leather. So far so good. Great smell and a little goes a long way. It didn't seem to sit on the surface as much as Pinnacle leather
conditioner (which is used for uncoated leather). If you have "coated" leather this might be the product for you.

IMG_20120407_065707.jpg
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I've been looking for a new leather cleaner I might have to picks some up
 
hoyt66 said:
Chris, you're welcome. I actually used a microfiber pad. It worked well for me and it

allowed me to control how much product I used. I let it sit on the surface for

15-20 minutes (directions say 10 but I started doing other things) and wiped with

a mf towel . I probably didn't need to wipe it but I did anyway to follow procedure.
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Just saw this

Just for the future stick with cotton when buffing off conditioning/dressing products as microfiber tends to absorb too much product off the surface :props:
 
I've been dabating trying some new leather products. The leather in my WS6 is a combination of coated leather and vinyl. I've been using Mother VLR, Meguiars Leather Conditioner, Leatherique Pristine Clean, and a few others. Would this Poorboys product be best served as a conditioning step for "coated" leather?
 
I have been really thinking about grabbing a bottle of this and blackhole...
 
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