I used Lexol for years. It's a good product. I recently went down the detailing rabbit hole. I've always been OCD but I kind of wanted to go next level with it. Over the past 6 months or so, I've been using AMMO products. I can honestly say, his interior regiment kit is absolutely worth it. If you're leather is clean and you're just looking to maintain it, you may not need the whole kit. However, in time you will use all three products. If you want to deep clean your leather, then you'll need a steamer. You'll get the best results steaming the gunk out. The heat really loosens and lifts the crud out of the pores. If just light cleaning is needed, get some interior detailing brushes, AMMO interior lather, get a good lather going then wipe with microfiber towels. This is a really good method. I had stains here and there in my 200 (and other vehicles) and couldn't get them out with other products (ie Lexol and others). The AMMO interior lather took care of it. Good as new. There's something about his formula that is different from other products that I've used.
Here's a link to his interior regiment kit:
www.ammonyc.com
On youtube and his website, he's posted some great videos where I've learned a ton (interior and exterior detailing). It's absolutely a rabbit hole but I find detailing therapeutic.
Cheers,
Guy
Here's a link to his interior regiment kit:
AMMO Interior Regimen Kit
All the interior essentials. Your car’s interior deserves a high level of care just like the exterior. We've got you covered with the AMMO INTERIOR REGIMEN KIT. Featuring AMMO LATHER, a safe foaming cleanser that lifts dirt, oils, and contaminants from leather and vinyl, preserving the factory...
www.ammonyc.com
On youtube and his website, he's posted some great videos where I've learned a ton (interior and exterior detailing). It's absolutely a rabbit hole but I find detailing therapeutic.
Cheers,
Guy
