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Longhorn and Limited dash cleaning
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Are you using on your dash also?I tried to use a leather shiner and cleaner on my dash and it came out out horrible.
What are you guys using thats great?
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Yes sir, that’s what your question was regarding. I don’t saturate the dash like I would the seats though.
Either one. But 303 adds a slight sheen/shine, if you care. I use it on the plastic door panels and that's it. I'm not a fan of shiny leather, and the dash does not need cleaned (unless you somehow get it dirty) nor does it need protected (laminated glass blocks UV). I drag a microfiber across it to remove dust, and that's it. And if I did need to clean it, I'd do the same thing as my seats. I only use Colourlock mild leather cleaner with a Rag Company plush microfiber wrapped sponge.
This is my regimen as well.
@rondog69
You can use a lint free cloth that is damp to do the initial wipe down...nothing special there.
Once dry most good leather care products should be fine. I use chemical guys leather cleaner/protectant and it works well and has a great leather smell.
As for the seats they are already protected by a sealant on top of the leather especially the perforated areas.
A mild cleaner works well there too. I added an additional ceramic coating from Carpro Leather care. I have the Indigo/Frost interior so wanted some additional protection.
You can use a lint free cloth that is damp to do the initial wipe down...nothing special there.
Once dry most good leather care products should be fine. I use chemical guys leather cleaner/protectant and it works well and has a great leather smell.
As for the seats they are already protected by a sealant on top of the leather especially the perforated areas.
A mild cleaner works well there too. I added an additional ceramic coating from Carpro Leather care. I have the Indigo/Frost interior so wanted some additional protection.
