Question · Leather Care
How often should you condition leather seats?
Twice a year for daily drivers in NC. Every 4-6 weeks if the seats are light-colored, the driver wears sunscreen frequently, or the car is parked in heavy sun.
For most daily driven vehicles in the Raleigh, North Carolina area, leather seats should be conditioned twice per year. However, if your vehicle has light-colored leather, if you frequently use sunscreen, or if
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WHEN THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT CALL
When to pick something else.
Do not condition more than every 6 weeks. Over-conditioning leaves residue, attracts dirt, and makes the seats sticky.
FAQS
Common follow-up questions.
Will conditioner darken the leather?
Slight, temporary darkening that lightens as the conditioner absorbs.
Best season to condition leather in NC?
October-November before winter dries seats out. Then spring before the AC cycle starts.
Smell of conditioner?
Light leather scent for a few hours, gone in 24 hours.
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