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- 4x4ordExplorer III
shum02 wrote:
Just treat any leather interior the same way you'd treat any other leather. Clean it with a damp cloth and treat it regularly with a leather conditioner - once a month for me. I use what ever is on sale. 14 YO Lariat parked outside and no rips. Keep the leather moisturized!
My black leather seats looked brand new when I sold my last Platinum. The truck before that was a King Ranch and that leather was looking used by the time I had 6k miles on the truck. - OldcowExplorer
freetime58 wrote:
Oldcow wrote:
That's what it is called in Canada anyway. Those of you that have it, have you had a hard time keeping it clean?
Oldcow
.I just grew tired of the black on black on black interiors!
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Oldcow - shum02ExplorerJust treat any leather interior the same way you'd treat any other leather. Clean it with a damp cloth and treat it regularly with a leather conditioner - once a month for me. I use what ever is on sale. 14 YO Lariat parked outside and no rips. Keep the leather moisturized!
- 4x4ordExplorer III^^^^ I'm confused. I thought the Limited has only been out for about 2 years? Has time really gone by that fast?
Edit: It just hit me.... the Limited trim package has probably been offered in the f150 for years? - freetime58Explorer
Oldcow wrote:
That's what it is called in Canada anyway. Those of you that have it, have you had a hard time keeping it clean?
Oldcow
Not really, a few times a year with a good leather cleaner/conditioner and it's been good.......have had it in my last two trucks, 8 years running.......I just grew tired of the black on black on black interiors!
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