Seat Cleaning

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piranhapattie

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Hi Guys

In my 2020 F250 Platinum Tremor, what is the best leather seat protection that I can apply on to keep it looking awesome?
also, any suggestions on how to keep the dash looking great too.
This truck is the only vehicle i have, so i do drive it on a daily basis. Trying to keep mileage down incase i have to sell him.
Any cosmetic suggestions is greatly appreciated. Thanks Guys! :)
 
I like 303 for the interior. I just started using it and seems to be a great choice for me. Spray, wipe, done.
 
I like the Chemical Guys Sprayable Leather. Seems to work well and I love the smell!

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Have been using Adams products for years and never had anything but great results. They also appear to be having a 20% off everything sale this month.

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I have used Griots Interior Cleaner for many years on all car interiors. Works great as a household furniture cleaner too. They also make a nice leather conditioner and leather restorer, but you should be careful applying too much or risk clogging the perforations for the seat coolers.
 
I would look at doing a 70% ceramic tint from Xpel on the front windshield. It's a little expensive ($500) but will be the best thing you can do for the leather dash long term besides the occasional leather conditioner as it won't get so hot all summer long. The 70% tint is Clear and the XPel brand doesn't have any artifacts if you wear polarized sunglasses. Basically you cannot see a difference after it's installed except your dash will never be too hot to touch and you truck will be more comfortable in the summer. I use the Adams products referenced by @OffroadAlliance they work great.
 
F450_on_44s said:
I would look at doing a 70% ceramic tint from Xpel on the front windshield. It's a little expensive ($500) but will be the best thing you can do for the leather dash long term besides the occasional leather conditioner as it won't get so hot all summer long. The 70% tint is Clear and the XPel brand doesn't have any artifacts if you wear polarized sunglasses. Basically you cannot see a difference after it's installed except your dash will never be too hot to touch and you truck will be more comfortable in the summer. I use the Adams products referenced by @OffroadAlliance they work great.
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on my windshield and sunroof, i have the clear UV tint blocker. Husband put it on for me because i burn easy. Just letting you know what i have one the windshield and sun roof. Would the Xpel still work on the windshield?
 
Posted this in the other thread but I've had good results with Leather Honey.
 
I don't think you want
piranhapattie said:
on my windshield and sunroof, i have the clear UV tint blocker. Husband put it on for me because i burn easy. Just letting you know what i have one the windshield and sun roof. Would the Xpel still work on the windshield?
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i wouldn’t worry if you have the uv film already done. The ceramic film does heat and uv blocking so get that on the next truck
 
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