I have new theater seats that are a combination of leather and vinyl. When you recline them, they squeak badly. will this conditioner help?
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I believe that WD40 will help the metal parts; Bick4 is for the leather and vinyl only.
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I honestly don't know. Hopefully with use they will improve, but Bick would keep them in great shape.
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We have leather seats and it works great. we really were going to return the car seat until we got the adjuster!
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Hi there,Any natural fat grease will do the job read the label no chemicals as the will ruin leather.I personally use a piece of pork rind or lard it will smell at first but after couple uses is fine.Not to much frequent application is better,Good luck.
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I would use a microfiber towel and then condition. If your furniture is near the kitchen then I'd consider cleaner with the leather cleaner first
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No, I think the leather absorbs the conditioner as you are rubbing it in with the cloth. I don't think that leaving it sit will absorb anymore, in my opinion.
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I have leather seats and although they were not pristine to start with I didn't notice scuffing. If you are really concerned, and have really nice seats, putting some sort of felt or flannel material on the seat-bed underneath would probably work. FYI the back side of the hammock also has somewhat of a waterproof lining on it that cracks and flakes overtime. I used my hammock for about four years and washed it a number of times though.
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Well, I've only used the leather protector not the conditioner. So if you use the LP I think it'll be just fine because it does condition leather as well.
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I have only used this product for vinyl chairs/seats. I don't think that I, would use it for something as delicate as suede shoes though. It works great for vinyl upholstery like I said.
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It may, but I would definitely start with Saddle Soap as a preliminary conditioner. Or take your bag to an old-fashioned shoemaker/repairer for advice.
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The Mia moda fabric is more coarse and woven. It is not a smooth, silk-like fabric as some if the other seats I have seen and used. Clean up with soapy water and a toothbrush to get in the crevices of the fabric.
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I have not tried the Lexol leather cleaner on alcantara seats but I have tried the product on leather recliners and saddles with great results. I used the cleaner and conditioner on saddles for years without anything but high praises. You may want to test the product on a small inconspicuous part of the seat at first to check for dis-coloration/darkening etc. Good luck!!
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I don't know if it would help or not, but I don't believe any of these types of products would be good for leather. If there is an unseen spot on your couch that you could test it on, that is what I would advise to see how it does.
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I use this product on my light creme recliner which has light cream stitching and it has never disclored the leather or the stitching. I do fine that it doesn't clean the stitching very well and I'm going to try cloth on the stitching the next time I use it like Rancho Guy mentioned and see if I can get the stitching to appear cleaner and lighter.
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I can help you with that. I used it on my microfiber recliners & my micro suede couch. Worked perfectly!
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Can't really confirm. I used it on a leather seat in a car and it wore off pretty quickly. But I have to add that the area go quite a bit of use. For the price, it's certainly worth a try. I have a similar area on a leather chair that I haven't yet tried it on. Sorry I'm not much help here.
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I would use Fiebings 4 way care leather conditioner --- it is good for upholstery...
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I was concerned about exactly the same thing. Our furniture is in our living room and i didn't want to mess it up! I contacted Chamberlain Customer Service and this was their reply: "Yes, Furniture Treatment No. 5 is fine for use on color-dyed leather. You shouldn't have a problem as long as the color-dyed leather has been properly sealed. With lighter colored leathers, especially highly absorbent soft leathers, No. 5 can darken them. We don't recommend using Furniture Treatment No. 5 on extremely soft-type leathers or suede." Still I was a bit nervous because my couches are soft leather, but a neutral tan color. It brought out the rich color of the leather which I was really pleased with! I would try it in a inconspicuous spot like all these people tell us! Good Luck!