Features:

  • Easily clean and condition leather to renew its appearance and prolong suppleness with this 2-step Lexol Leather Regimen Kit
  • Kit contains: (1) 8 oz. bottle of All Leather Deep Cleaner, (1) 8 oz. bottle of All Leather Deep Conditioner, and 2 Premium Applicator Sponges
  • Cleaner restores and revives leather by lifting dirt and oils, allowing them to be easily wiped away
  • Conditioner contains fine oil droplets that nourish, restore flexibility, and protect leather against cracking without leaving greasy residue
  • Easy-to-use cap dispenses the right amount of product for car interior, leather furniture, briefcases, shoes, jackets, baseball gloves, and softball gloves
The Best !!

After reading the reviews I ordered the Care Kit, expecting a very good result. I was not disappointed at all. This product is excellent. I just used it on a 15 year old leather couch that has never been cleaned before. Check the before/after photo's I added. If you are in need of bringing worn leather back to life, this is the product to use.

Trusted brand, good product, will buy again when needed.

Used the cleaner to clean up the leather seats on my 1996 Land Cruiser prior to using Griot's Garage Leather Rejuvenator. Worked great in getting out built-up dirt and grim. Also used on 2010 Accord leather seats and worked great to get the built-up dirt out (seats had never been cleaned). Then used the leather conditioner on the Accord's seats...did a good job of softening the leather after a few applications, but the leather was already soft. The only complaint is the smell, which is not terrible, but does not smell like leather.

Works wonderful!!

I have a 2006 Hyundai Elantra GT with gray leather seats inside and I must say that this stuff really cleans leather well the driver seat was really bad and neglected and probably still needs to be professionally repaired and restored but this still cleaned and conditioned the seat and made it soft and looking at least reasonable for me way better than it did before brought up a lot of dirty stuff on the applicator that’s in the kit I cleaned the seats twice and conditioned them really well then buffed them. Came out good.

No oily residue left on leather if you follow the directions!

I finally had a chance to use my new leather care products. I will use Lexol to clean and condition my leather speed bags and for the leather furniture in my house. So far I have used it to clean and condition a speed bag. I bought a vintage speed bag that is about 15 to 20 years old. It is in excellent condition for it's age but needed some TLC to get it perfect. Older leather on a speed bag if not stored properly over the years can dry out and crack, and with something like this once it cracks it ruins the bag as pieces begin to come off. Also most people over the years do not clean the leather on their speed bag and the dirt and grime also lead to premature wearing of the leather. The speed bag in question had nice, light kidskin leather. It had no cracking and no visible dirt. I followed the directions and first cleaned the speed bag and then conditioned it. I did notice that the the cleaning rag did get dirty showing that even though there was no visible dirt, there was still dirt on the bag. The results were very good! The bag itself was a little more shiny after the cleaning and conditioning, and the leather feels a bit softer. Best of all there is no oily residue feeling on the bag! If it remained oily after the treatment, that would tend to attract dust, and this product does not leave that. I will add more once I use this product on my leather couches. So far I am happy with this product.

Works well on smooth leathers; Good for getting them cleaned up, and good for keeping them conditioned

Works well on almost all smooth leathers that I've tried it on. Cleans and conditions, but doesn't generally alter the appearance much (which is a good thing in most cases). I also have tried leather honey, and it is also great except that it definitely will darken leather. Little to none of that happens with the Lexol. Definitely don't use it on soft leathers like nubuck or suede, or you will probably stain them. Some people do this on purpose, applying it across the entire piece, to give it a darker, almost-patina style look. If you want it to keep its original look for as long as possible, I'd recommend against it. Get a nubuck/suede-specific cleaner and conditioner.

Great conditioner

I bought this kit for my Altima coupe which has red leather in it. I will say that right when I tried using the cleaner product, I noticed that the red was coming off on the white towel I was using. So I stopped using the cleaner because it was making me a bit nervous and only used the conditioner and it worked absolutely wonderful! Conditioned my seats without hurting the leather and also got a lot of dirt up. Now my seats look and feel newer without too much shine/slip. But if you have red leather seats I wouldn't recommend using the cleaner, just the conditioner. I'm very picky about what I use on my car and this product works great! In the first picture you can see more "wrinkles" so to speak and the leather is sort of orange looking. In the second picture the red really comes out without too much shine and the "wrinkles" are almost gone.

Smels like new Leather!

I have used it on car leather seats and office leather chair. It leaves a high quality leather smell after using the product Lexol 907 Leather Care Kit 8oz. I have been using this product for many years. Save your time from searching. It was recommended by a fine car dealership.

Great product

I like this stuff. I bought a 16yr old neglected Mustang and used this stuff to bring back life into my black leather seats. It doesn’t work miracles, but it does make a difference from not having it. That’s why I’d recommend it. Plus, this is the best price I could find on this particular kit.

Lexol is a longtime favorite of auto detailers and restorers

One of the most highly regarded leather treatment products is Lexol, so that's what I went with to clean and protect the leather on my new car. Lexol is a longtime favorite of auto detailers and restorers, so it's a pretty trusted name. Lexol contains no chemical solvents, and it’s odorless and non-greasy, which is important. I've tried some others and it just felt like I had smeared Crisco on them. The Lexol kit includes plenty of product and a couple of application sponges.I've found that a little goes a long way with this stuff. I did a 3-row SUV and a 2-row truck and had hardly dented the bottle. First up is the leather cleaner. Lexol cleaner has the consistency of thickened liquid soap, so a pourable bottle makes sense. To use the cleaner, simply pour a bit onto a sponge or cotton cloth and rub into the leather. The cleaner will generate bubbles (not unlike soap) that supposedly help with the gentle cleaning process. In my experience, I found the leather cleaner to be a little too mild for my tastes. It’s so gentle on the leather, it’s probably better suited for ongoing maintenance of a vehicle, rather than restoration. It did get rid of some dirt and very minor marks, but old ground in oil stains, lipstick, or similar stains might escape full cleaning. My seats were pretty clean, but in a dirtier car, a stronger cleaner would probably be desired. Lexol Leather Conditioner claims to restore the oils used in the tanning process, and therefore extend the life of leather. It “feeds leather,” helping to keep it soft and supple. Lexol Leather Conditioner has a runny consistency. Application is simple enough (pour and rub) and ot goes on very easily. Again, a little goes a long way. One bottle would be good for years of applications, assuming a quarterly treatment. We tend to keep vehicles for a long service life; therefore a little preventative maintenance in the form of Lexol Leather Conditioner makes good sense. Keeping the leather seating surface pliable helps prevent tears and rips, and helps it hold up as the miles increase.

This stuff is incredible!

This stuff is incredible! We have an old leather couch that we bought new 12 years ago. It was stored in a dusty old basement for three years and was filthy. I did a lot of reasearch and read countless reviews before deciding to give this product a go. I first vacuumed the couch thoroughly. Then I took a microfiber rag with just warm water and wiped it down really well. I started using the Lexol cleaner and I followed the directions on the box to the letter. I did step one twice before doing the conditioning step. I definitely worked my tail off cleaning the old couch but I’m SOOO glad that I did! Much better than dropping a grand or two on a new leather couch. I definitely recommend this product and will most certainly purchase it again. The first three photos are before and the last three are after. It took me no more than an hour to get these results.

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