If you've been following my blog for a while, you know that I love to keep my car's in tip-top condition, BUT I DON'T LIKE WORKING UP A SWEAT TO DO IT!
Lexol, Vinylex and KozaK are 3 products I have used for decades (sounds better than 40 years huh!)... and I swear by them. They are reasonably priced, easy to use, and work beautifully. They are also idiot ptoof... you just don't have to worry about them... They CANNOT hurt your leather or vinyl!
You can find them at many retail outlets including Autobacs, Stamford Tyres, Castilla Furniture, Groomwerks, D'Best Respray (at Malayan Motors), TS Automotive, many DIY shops or online at www.lexolasia.com
Here are some more comments from ordinary people like you and I who have tried Lexol in their cars, and homes. If you have leather... you should have Lexol to take care of it! NOTHING ELSE WORKS AS WELL!
Here's why:
Charlie from the USA says on 13 Sept 2008...
"The Lexol pH cleaner worked extremely well to clean automotive leather upholstery and surfaces. Just follow the instructions on the bottle and it does a fantastic job. Always use the pH cleaner before you apply the Lexol conditioner since you don't want to apply new oils over existing dirt. The pH cleaner comes out as a clear liquid that is more viscous than water. I recommend using a terry cloth sponge to create more lather than just using a cotton cloth or terry cloth. I have tried several over the counter leather cleaner/conditioners and Lexol beats them all. Pros: Cleans leather without drying it. Very easy to use. The product is a bit expensive and hard to find compared to the over-the-counter products, but it should be the only product to buy. It's concentrated so it lasts much longer than the other products out there. Overall: If you own any leather accessories or cars with leather interiors, Lexol pH cleaner and Lexol conditioner should be on your list. "
Mr. "Tennis5" on 6 Feb 2008 said:
I" have been putting this on the leather in my 2001 Montero since I purchased the vehicle. I apply it about 3 or 4 times per year. My leather looks practically brand new and most people that get in it comment on how new the leather looks. I can only assume it is because I use Lexol conditioner on it. I see other cars that are 7 years old and the leather is trashed...not mine. Leather still looks and smells new! If you own a car with leather, this is a must have product!"
Charlie from the USA added on 13 Sept 2008:
"The Lexol Leather conditioner contains special oils that rejuvenates and softens leather surfaces. It is easy to use and the instructions on the bottle provide the optimal application method. I have a leather wrapped steering wheel that has grown stiff due to its exposure to dry summer heat over the years. I had been using B##$$* M##%%*'s Leather Conditioner/Cleaner combo and some other OTC products without much success. The Lexol pH cleaner worked well to clean the leather, and the Lexol leather conditioner was just amazing. It turned the leather almost brand new and all of the creases were soft again. I recommend using a terry cloth or cotton cloth to apply it onto surfaces. The Lexol conditioner is an amber liquid that is only slightly more viscous than water and has a unique smell. Very easy to use, and works as advertised. It should be the only leather conditioner you use - the over the counter stuff doesn't work. Hard to find and expensive, but worth the money as you only use a little. Overall: If you own any leather accessories or cars with interior leathers, Lexol pH cleaner and Lexol conditions are must-buy items."
Mr. R. Copeland from Alabama says:
"My car is 10 years old and I've used Lexol on it since it was new. The leather hasn't cracked. It smells good and works great. "
Jennifer Baretta from Billings Montana said on 6 Oct 2008:
"So far it seems to work great on my leather living room furniture. I also plan to use it on my van and truck seats as well. I also got the cleaner which I havent used yet, but anticipate to work well too."
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