The goop is Turtle Wax Emerald Series Leather Conditioner and Cleaner. About the consistency of hair conditioner. I do that twice a year, with the armor-all leather wipes in between.

I tried using the armorall orange wipes to remove ballpoint ink from the leather seats, and it had absolutely no effect. Shucks.

Well.. I will have to try it Bill.. hopefully it will work for me.. when my car went into the shop.. those idiots put a tire in the rear seat and stained a tire tread pattern on it.. Was going to try Goo Gone, but don't know how safe that is.. but maybe I will try Goo gone first.. if it doesn't work.. the orange wipe.. and then finish it off with that Turtle GOOP

Any commercial leather conditioner for cars. I use the stuff made by turtle wax, but not in the spray bottle. I like to apply by hand.

I'm using "Tanner'* Preserve" Leather conditioning cream, made by Eagle Ottawa. They claim to be the leading leather supplier to the automotive industry.

It seems to work nicely, but DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT get it near your steering wheel. You will have almost no grip on the wheel and it'* very dangerous. How do I know this? Well, on the container it says not for steering wheels. But I told myself, "ya, but MY steering wheel is special and it is leather". Don't do it.

[quote="BonneMeMN"]Hrm.... Think it would work well on the lower door panels? Those things got black lines all over them.[quote]

Mr. Clean magic eraser made mine look like new, i was amazed and it didn't take a whole lot of scrubbing with them either.

[quote="1994se"][quote="BonneMeMN"]Hrm.... Think it would work well on the lower door panels? Those things got black lines all over them.Mr. Clean magic eraser like the stuff you use in your house? Didn't know they made that special eraser style.. guess I will look for it next time I'm in Wally World.. providing has it.. will this work for leather also or panels only?