Quote Originally Posted by umi001 View Post
As mentioned, particularly if it's new, there's no need for leather conditioners - a good protectant, and frequent cleaning, will suffice. Just be careful enough not to overly scratch and damage your seats. If the leather does start getting cracked, a conditioner might be of some benefit then (since the cracks will be through the polyurethane coating, allowing the conditioner to penetrate into the leather underneath) - but if this is not the case, a leather conditioner is counterproductive, it only attracts more dirt.
Umi, sir, what kind of protectant would you suggest? Thanks.

I thought conditioner is as good as protectant. Hindi pala hehe