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What is a good detail spray for softex seats?

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First time I’ve ever had leather(like) seats. I want to keep them conditioned so they stay soft and relatively scratch-free. What are some of your favorite treaters for long life? Keeping in mind, I’m in Canada and the selection is much less than in the US.

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Owners manual suggests nothing but a damp cloth, keep in mind this is synthetic leather so I wouldn't use any other products unless you find something specific.
I'm in Canada too and haven't seen anything yet that I would use.
 

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I haven't put anything on mine yet, just wiped them with a damp cloth as recommended. My all purpose go to for synthetics is Aerospace 101 protectant, which is what I will probably use unless something more specific turns up.
 

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I will blindly recommend chemical guys "nonsense" cleaner for anything interior, fabric, leather, mopping floors, you name it, it's my go to for everything. I buy it buy the gallon but you don't need much.
 

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I use Aerospace 303 protectant as well. There is a Chemical Guys' VRP protector but it's kind of thick and I'm worried about plugging up the seat vent holes with it so I only use it on the non-ventilated panels (303 elsewhere).
 

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I use Aerospace 303 protectant as well. There is a Chemical Guys' VRP protector but it's kind of thick and I'm worried about plugging up the seat vent holes with it so I only use it on the non-ventilated panels (303 elsewhere).
Interesting. I never thought about clogging vent holes in the seats. Thanks for that.
 

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Interesting. I never thought about clogging vent holes in the seats. Thanks for that.
303 Protectant is thin and you can just put some on a cloth and wipe the seats with no chance of clogging anything. It never makes things look greasy of shiny and the protection is great.
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