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You put D156 on a leather steering wheel?

How do you (if it's even possible) preserve that quality, gorgeous, satin finish/appearance on a nice, brand-new, leather steering wheel? Seems like you always see leather steering wheels (even in exact same cars) with that worn down look. The main thing I want to avoid is that shiny look they...

Grabbed a bottle...yes, that does smell great. 2016 Ford Focus ST with the Recaro leather. Certainly a step better than the standard Ford leather in a standard car, and (at least judging with the old butt dyno, so to speak), on par with any other quality car I've been in. As good as any new...

Hahahahhaha...one thought I had swaying me toward not using anything was trying to stay away from cleaners and conditioners that may have their own fragrance and take away from the new smell. Don't want that! So Adams leather stuff smells good? I actually really like their interior detailer.

Getting new car with leather interior. Would you guys condition right away or hold off until down the road a ways, say like when they need cleaning? Any pros and cons for and/or against conditioning right away or down the road?

So here's one...what's the best way to preserve the smell of a brand new car while maintaining my standards? Many of the products we use to clean, maintain, and detail an interior have their own fragrance and those actions probably take away from what creates that new smell. Is it a matter of...

And you know what...I misspoke. I meant to say M205. Sorry if that changes your reply.

Sorry if this one has been asked or if I'm late to the game, but here goes anyways, LOL. So I haven't had to restock in a while and just noticed Lake Country now has microfiber pads. I've got a white Ford truck and a black Harley for which M105 and a white or black pad are my go-to products...

Anyone compared Mother's Leather Wash foaming cleaner vs the Leather Cleaner? And likewise the newer Leather Creme vs the Leather Conditioner? I've used the latter of the products (that have been out for a while) with great results, but haven't tried the newer stuff yet? Do they have a...

Aaaahhhh yes...I'm a dork. I see the problem now. Yes, I misspelled. So sorry.

Well, I certainly woulnt say avoid it just because of my feedback. One bad experience doesn't make it a bad product. My dad, among others as seen here, swear by it, so it's most likely just me.

I don't spray onto glass either. Using the same microfiber towels I've been using forever; and yes, mine are also glass dedicated. Same towels and technique I've always used...don't know why it's not cooperating for me. Maybe I'll try to thin it down a bit more just to make sure. Oh yea, I...

...probably THE worst glass cleaner I've ever used. What am I doing wrong? It's diluted to spec and I've even tried to water it down further to prevent the streaking. But it just does not perform for me. Temperature and other working conditions don't seem to matter. What luck are you guys...

So I got a Mustang seat for my bike, and lo and behold the seat is not leather. It's an amazing quality vinyl. I was completely fooled. So, question...how to care for it? Do anything in particular? Treat it like leather anyways and use leather cleaners and conditioners on it? Bike is...

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From Corey @ CarPro-US... Hi Jon, it should only change color if exposed to some iron particles but maybe had reaction with the other product. They are not the same formulae so this is possible. The product should still work but if turning dark pink or red it would appear that it absorbed some...

Thanks. That was my main concern is wether I still have a good, safe, useable product.

Strange...I got a new large bottle of iron-x lemon. I poured it into my existing (iron-x) spray bottle about a month ago. Well today, I noticed it had turned a very, very, dark pink. Haven't used it to see if it's good, but what do you guys think happened? The refill bottle that I bought still...

Agreed and thanks for all the input. Seems like we're all on the same page. The Adam's product works great and does exactly what I want it to; I use it under the hood primarily. However, if there was something cheaper and something I could get at the same location as all my other stuff...

Do any other companies (those availabe here) make a product equivalent to (or dare I say superior to) Adam's In & Out aerosol?