Originally Posted by ndy.boyd

Thanks, Richard. I used Lexol in my Porsche and it left the seat surfaces quite slippery and far too shiny for my liking. I want the leather to have a natural look and feel. Currently, the leather in my XK is in "like new" condition, so there's no immediate concern regarding its softness, however, if I were to use a conditioner in the future, based on what I've been able to determine, it would most definitely be a water based product, such as the "Leather Master" line, Pinnacle or Lexol.

Thanks for the tip regarding the 303 and keeping it off the glass. I'll be mindful of this when applying it to the dash.

Originally Posted by ndy.boyd

Thanks, Richard. I used Lexol in my Porsche and it left the seat surfaces quite slippery and far too shiny for my liking. I want the leather to have a natural look and feel. Currently, the leather in my XK is in "like new" condition, so there's no immediate concern regarding its softness, however, if I were to use a conditioner in the future, based on what I've been able to determine, it would most definitely be a water based product, such as the "Leather Master" line, Pinnacle or Lexol.

Thanks for the tip regarding the 303 and keeping it off the glass. I'll be mindful of this when applying it to the dash.