Your favorite Leather Cleaner + Conditioner?

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Dredogol

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Hey all,

So I'm wanting to know what everyone uses for their leather care products.
These are the requirements for this list:

- Must be a Cleaner + Conditioner in 1 bottle
- Must leave a satin/low-gloss finish
- If possible, dilutable
- Routine cleaner (not too caustic/abrasive)


So far, I've tried these products thus far:

- Meguiars Gold Glass Rich Leather (OTC)
..... I did not like this at all, (-) very low cleaning power, (-) did not like smell, (-) way too glossy finish

- McKee 37's Leather Shampoo 70/30
..... 70% Cleaner/30% Conditioner formula, (+) works great and foams well, (+) great new car leather smell

- Griot's Garage Leather Care Spray
..... 50/50 formula, (+) works well and foams, (+) similar new car leather smell

- Chemical Guys Leather Cleaner & Conditioner
..... (+) Cleaner foams really well, even at 4:1 dilution ratio
..... (-) Conditioner leaves too much of a glossy finish for my taste, (+) similar new car leather smell

- Your Suggestions here...
 
D180 Detailer Leather Cleaner & Conditioner, 1 Gallon


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To meet your requirements I think Mckee's 37 Leather Shampoo 70/30 is a good fit.
 
I clean with Mckee's Total Interior Surface Cleaner, then Protect with Wolfgang Cockpit Trim Sealant.
 
I'm in love with the GG leather care spray and the Meguiar's Detailer cleaner and conditioner D180
 
I use GG Leather Care lotion ( more concentrated than spray), which you could dilute some if needed, but a little goes quite a ways. I may need to try the McKee's
 
For those of you that have used Griot's Leather Care Spray... what do you think of the smell?
I used it a few times, but it seems like really cheap football leather smell... possibly a hint of ammonia/urine smell?
Not the best smell for a leather cleaner...

Anyone else not like this smell?

I prefer the smell of McKee's Leather Shampoo 70/30 much better... has a much more expensive leather smell.
 
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