Griot's Garage 10963 Leather 3-In-1 Spray 22oz

Good product, easy to use. Smells like new car leather

I'm too lazy to use a separate leather cleaner and then a protectant. I like that this is an all in one product. It may not be the most effective for that reason, but I've not used it for any heavy duty cleaning, more just of maintaining my vehicle's leather interior and occasionally on leather furniture. For what mild grime I encounter, it seems to pull it off with ease. You can tell in the grain of the leather, it'll change color as it removes all the gunk. It leaves a mild gloss behind that smells nice, looks nice, and seems to offer some decent protection. I love the feeling of my steering wheel especially after giving it a wipe down with this. Leather is something that's important to stay on top of though. My vehicle is already old and my seats are starting to crack. I'm only slowing down the rate that it wears. If you have a nicer vehicle, I highly recommend using this stuff even if it's once a month to keep your leather conditioned and relatively clean and your seats should age very nicely.

Cleans perfectly the faux leather on my 2024 Ford F250.

The Griot’s Garage Leather 3-in-1 Spray is easily one of the best leather cleaners/conditioners I’ve tried. The first thing you notice is the amazing scent, clean, upscale, and not overpowering. You can instantly tell this is a high-quality product. I sprayed it on my steering wheel and it immediately removed all the finger oils and shine. My leather seats looked, felt, and smelled brand-new afterward. The finish is clean and natural, no greasy residue at all. If you want something that’s easy to use, smells fantastic, and actually restores your leather and vinyl, this is a winner!

I've used Lexol Conditioner (the #2) for almost 20 years but its always been there brown spray bottle. They changed to a different squeeze bottle (gray color) about 5 years ago and its never been the same. The smell got worse and I found a lot of particles in my bottle. I had thought it was lint from my applicator but turns out it was inside the bottle. I had to throw it out. My older brown bottle got rancid. I had been using 303 3-in-1 leather with great results but decided to give the Griot's a try. The smell isn't as powerful as the 303 but the consistency and feel is about the same. It softens the leather on my Ford Fusion steering wheel. For pleather surfaces it just kind of cleans it up. I do find that the smell eventually turns into hints of wasabi and horseradish after a few hours.