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Honda Accord Leather
First time owning a car with leather...
I want to clean all of the leather surfaces but not sure where all of it is.
On the 2008 Honda Accord EX-L A/T, I know the front of all of the seats are leather. Also the steering wheel.
However...
What about the sides of the seats? Or the top of the arm rest? Or anywhere on the door? Some of that feels like leather, but I'm not exactly sure.
Any help will be greatly appreciated...
I want to clean all of the leather surfaces but not sure where all of it is.
On the 2008 Honda Accord EX-L A/T, I know the front of all of the seats are leather. Also the steering wheel.
However...
What about the sides of the seats? Or the top of the arm rest? Or anywhere on the door? Some of that feels like leather, but I'm not exactly sure.
Any help will be greatly appreciated...
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After reading these posts and others, most users recommend Lexol or saddle soap. I did research and ended up buying a product called Leatherique(leatherique.com). Had to find a local outlet that sells this. Bought mine on amazon(shipping killed me!). Used by a lot of vintage car clubs.
Just did the car today. You can tell if panels are leather or vinyl by feel/appearance. I agree with the other post that generally, if it contacts your body, it is generally leather.
Seat front/sides/headrest are leather, the back panel/pocket are vinyl. The door panels, I believe, are all vinyl. If you press in, it feels like foam-backed vinyl. The center armrest is leather, as well as the steering wheel. Anyway, I don't think using leather cleaner on vinyl would hurt.