I want to use it on my 2010 G37 leather seats (they are perforated for heat), steering and the dashboard. Is this the right product for the same?
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It seems to be safe on anything made of leather, as long as you don't use too much. Now as for the perforations, I'm not sure what to do about that. How to keep the Lexol from filling the holes? Seems to me that anything would fill the holes... So after finishing, I guess just open the perforations back up with a stick the right thickness. Maybe little wooden skewers that they make for food.
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I used it on my Lincoln with perforated black leather & it was OK. The leather looked really good after this stuff. I used only a very small amount of the cleaner and the conditioner and didn't load the stuff on there. I believe the conditioner was thicker so use a small amount on the applicator and rub it onto the leather. I wouldn't put it directly on the seats.
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Yes! That is what I use it for and it worked really well! Good coverage, easy to clean off. I have a Honda fit, it may work differently on differently models.
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It's product is very good use the cleaner first then the conditioner the then the protected context. I have an 2009 Infini G37 I used this product in June and my car seat still look good.
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That's not what it's for. If you're looking for a product that removes scratches from the body of a vehicle, try http://goo.gl/AFj0q
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It do not believe it will is its ment to be used on a more modern steering wheel that is thicker and smaller around. You could try it but it takes a good 45min to install correctly.
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What I did and it seemed to work find was stretch the entire wrap around your steering wheel. Keep the short cords at the bottom. Then use the long one to wrap around the cover. Keep each wrap an even distance apart. You should have plenty to make it all the way around. When you make it to the short cord tie it off and snip the extra. NOTE when you are wrapping the long cord try and keep it flat and tight. This will keep it smooth and prevent bunching up.
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Yes it works. I regularly use this product on my white leather sofa set and beige colored leather car seats.
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I used it in our Expedition Eddie Bauer Edition which has cream colored leather seats....didn't harm them at all!
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I have not used it for that purpose. There are many excellent automotive products made just for what you need. I would look in the automotive detailing dept of your favorite auto store.
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Measure the diameter of your steering wheel...if it is the same as the wheel dimensions given, you should be good.
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It depends on the surface. If it's plastic, it sticks very well, but it doesn't stick at all on my leather dashboard.
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If the steering wheel in your car is 10 inches in diameter, yes. BUT I suggest not buying this. I had it for 2 days and the leather started peeling off. DO NOT BUY THIS. I bought a fabulous great quality steering wheel cover at my local Walmart
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I would measure the current wheel you want to put the cover on and compare to the one you want buy. It should be very close. When I did the steering wheel on my chev truck it appeared to be the same size.I used a good heat gun to warm the cover and slowly work my way around the wheel. Took a little extra time but when done it fits like a glove. It's been on for a coupler of winters and hasn't moved at all. Munch better than the wrap-on and lice. And much easier to keep clean.
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I have had this on my black leather seats (so they get extra hot) for over a year with no problems at all. It is almost a silicone type rubber material similar to the all weather floor mats you can get.
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I would think so you probably have a standard steering wheel. It is a nice comfortable cover. I put mine in the sun to warm it and it softened it enough to put it on easily.
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I would not recommend it for this type of repair. This would leave a very gritty texture and would not blend well with the smooth finish of your dashboard.
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I used it and it didn't dry completely clear like it said, and it peeled off after a while. It might work on your dashboard I would try it.