Shouldn't need it, as the glass filters out nearly all UV anyway.
Unless you have a convertable....
Unless you have a convertable....
303 protectant on Leather? No UV in Lexol
I bought 303 Aerospace Protectant for Vinyl and rubber, and Lexol for leather. I noticed that 303 says you can use it on leather and has UV protection. I emailed Lexol they do not have any UV protection in Lexol.
Anyone use 303 on leather? Is UV protection a good idea for leather?
Anyone use 303 on leather? Is UV protection a good idea for leather?
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The glass filters out some bands of UV, but not all the UV that will cause fading (actually, fading is a result of a combination of heat, visible light, and UV).geomax said:Shouldn't need it, as the glass filters out nearly all UV anyway.
Tinting (aftermarket) will slow the fading/drying/cracking process. I've always tinted my windows, and used Lexol on the leather. I don't know of any UV leather protectants out there.
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