For cleaning your leather, Lexol spray-on leather cleaner is awesome. My wife rides horses all day long and the tan leather interior of our F-450 really picks up and shows off the dust from her clothes. After applying Lexol and rubbing down with a clean terry cloth all of the leather surfaces look like new.

I wouldn't recommend the Armor all leather cleaner wipes. They leave a sticky film that actually attract more dirt. Trust me I know from experience!

As or the plastic dash pieces, I just use those pop-up disposable glass wipes. They actually clean the plastic dash better than the glass. I also keep a microfiber cloth in the center console to do general dusting every couple of days.

 

Yup, never ever use armor all. I just clean my interior with a microfiber towel and water. You don't want your interior looking like jerry curl. I love the new/natural look.

 

"JUST LET YOUR SOUL GLO......JUST LET IT SHINE THRU....JUST LET YOUR SOUUUUUUUL GLO BABY....OOOHHHH" "SOUL-GLO"

 

Another vote for 303 Protectant. Excellent product with UV protection. I use it on the vinyl surfaces of my car and my boat.

Another product I really like is the Zaino Leather Cleaner and Conditioner. The cleaner is a thinner consistency spray-on and the conditioner is a thicker lotion that you apply with a towel or wax pad. It even smells like leather.

 

The last time I used 'Harm-it-All" was on our 1969 Shelby GT 500 Vert, back in 1973. I finally figured out that 'IT" was starting to cause my Dash to crack! Silicone looks good for a shine but is a No-No for use in the Sunshine!!!!
One of "LIFE'S" little lessons!!!!

 

In all reality, the best leather cleaner is a mild soap (like saddle soap) followed by a quality conditioner. It is also not good to clean leather all the time...twice a year if needed. I'm also a firm beleiver in not using any chemicals on the dash, etc. unless you have to remove a stain.

 

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i bought those this weekend, nothing better