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My seats on my Vue are a leather like vinyl with cloth inserts. For the longest time I have been using GC Cleaner/Conditioner on them. It makes them shine a bit but I don't notice any extra "softness" to them. I now have ultimate protectant in my arsenal. Would that be a better choice to protect the seats?
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Re: GC Cleaner/Conditioner or UP?
Ultimate Protectant is not for use on Leather. -
Re: GC Cleaner/Conditioner or UP?
I'm sorry. I think I may have worded my question in a confusing manner. I have vinyl seats that are textured to look like leather. Which product would be better suited to the material?Comment
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Re: GC Cleaner/Conditioner or UP?
UP would be better for vinyl, but not sure I would want to sit on it and rub off on the clothes?2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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Re: GC Cleaner/Conditioner or UP?
Originally posted by Murr1525 View Post
I really hadn't considered that but you're right. Maybe I'll just stick with the GC. I guess it's better than nothing. I would like to get some Katzkin seat covers in the future though. Not that the vinyl is bad, but I just like the feel of leather better.
I remember when I worked for Ford the "leather" interiors were real on the seating surfaces but a nogahide(sp) like material on the sides and back. Now, when you look at a lot of vehicles you don't even get any leather many times. It will say something like "leatherette."Comment
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Re: GC Cleaner/Conditioner or UP?
I think you are on the right track. Stick with the Gold Class.quality creates its own demandComment
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Re: GC Cleaner/Conditioner or UP?
I stuck with GC. Looks great. Thanks for the input!Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View PostComment
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