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Leather seats + Water 900

posted by  bushleague on  Sun Mar 20 14:17 CST 2005
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Well, this weekend brought a day nice enough for sweetie to put the sunroof down, nice enough even to forget about closing it. And the weekend also brought one of those nice spring showers that make the pretty flowers.
Yup, seats got wet.
Looked over the archives for maintenance on leather seats, but didn't see anything about the wet event. Any thoughts as to Lexol or somesuch while they're damp vs let them dry and then remoisturize with Lexol, vs just not worrying about it and proceeding with the regular maintenance and learning the lesson of spring?
Thanks all.






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