Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil 8 Oz Review

Have used this product for decades. I wouldn't use anything else for leather upholstery, jackets, luggage, etc. Oil is part of the system and should be combined with PreCleano.

The before and after are amazing, first make sure you clean the seats and remove all dirt from them and second make sure there is enough oil to sit in the sun with the windows and doors closed .

Not sure if this is the right product for most modern automotive leathers as most are synthetic and pre-treated. But my leather steering wheel looks so soft with it. In addition, it is not as smooth and shiny as an unclean steering wheel. Two years old and still like new.

The product did not affect my Acura leather seats. The product left for more than a week and cleaned with detergent. I couldn't tell any difference in skin feel. The seats were clean, but the only way I could do this was with a leather cleaner. I ended up using the entire bottle on subsequent uses with no real change in skin feel.

I find this stuff really magical. I read all the reviews about how great it was. I watched the YouTube video and decided to try it myself. I was a little worried about how small the bottle was, but it turns out it can make a big difference. I baked my car in the sun with the window open in mid-August. It pushed out the dirt and grime and then I used Prestine Clean to clean everything. At the end? Renewed leather that lasts much longer and regains its tensile strength.

There is one product that stands out in every category and Leatherique leads the way in skin rejuvenation. No doubt. Years ago I put Connally leather on a 1970 Mercedes Benz 280SL. For many years the car sat in a closed garage on the beach, which affected the drying of the leather. Griot's garage poured leather oil on the seats and after a full bottle the seats were still stiff. I bought this product and after a few hours realized that it was about above what I was using. Highly recommended!