2001 S8

Hey D4'ers,

I recently tried Griots Garage Leather 3-in-1 Spray, and I have to say I'm quite impressed. For the past 6+ years, I've only used Lexol products. Last week I was at O'Reilly Auto Parts picking up some Techron and grabbed a bottle of Griots. I was looking for an all-in-1 leather product for my dash. I was so impressed with the ease of application, removal and appearance and feel of the dash; I did the entire interior. It took me about 20-minutes to do the interior. The product left a subtle matte finish that wasn't greasy or tacky.

The leather smell of Griots is a little strong, but it disappears within a day-or-two. I wanted to pass along my experience, in case any other members were looking for a quality easy to apply leather product.

Gary Knox

I have used both Leatherique and 'Soffener' (made/sold by OolorPlus). In my opinion, they are both superior to anything stocked at the generic 'car parts' stores. IF I need to touch up some leather with a new dye, I much prefer 'ColorPlus' as my supplier. I've restored quite a few 15-40 year old BMW and Porsche seats using these products.

TinyElviss

I've found Lexol to work very well. I also use my Pecard motorcycle leather cream or balm with sensational results: I also use the Pecards on my leather Stickley furniture.

Chris.T

Dr Leather cleaner followed by their Dye Blocker is my got to. Really easy to apply and provides great results

KevinGary

I have been very happy with Sonax