Honda Ridgeline Leather Care

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My driver's seat bottom cover is developing some wrinkles and I'm worried that this will lead to cracks. My passenger seat rarely get's used so it's in good shape. What leather cleaner and conditioner would work well on Ridgeline leather?
 
Look at the owners manual and see what it says before you use anything on it.
 
For some reason, there is nothing in the owners manual or any other manual that came with the car when new that discusses leather care. The only cleaning instructions in the manual are for seat belts.
 
The Ridgeline, like nearly all American and Japanese cars has "coated leather". Nothing is really going to soak into the leather like it would on uncoated, natural leather. A lot of folks have had good luck with Lexol, Zaino, Duralgloss and a few others brands such as Wolfgang and Pinnacle. Some believe that Zaino is repackaged Duragloss... I don't know. I'm still sorta old school and try to support the "locals" so I purchase a lot of OTC stuff and I believe that the Duragloss brand is pretty good and it's manufacturered locally in Burlington NC.

You can follow up with 303 Aerospace Protectant for extra UV protection as well.
 
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