Slick Steering Wheel

[Eric Huppert]

Dan,

Try personal lube (the warming type, keeps your hands toasty)

Seriously though, I started using the Lexol last year (second the prior
post) and it's really good stuff! Never really cared for the combined
cleaner/conditioner.

Only issue this time of the year is you really need "heat" for the
conditioner to absorb into the leather. (summer time, windows up, bake
away!) It will be initially tacky once done but with several heat cycles it
should be okay... I buy cheap white terry towels at the automotive supply as
you can clean until no more crud comes off. And, I'm frugal enough that I
wash them in the washer for re-use!

In my case it was a little difficult to find locally. Ended up getting it in
a semi-local hardware store in the shoe section. Best bet is a "horsey"/tack
shop. Used for saddles and such.

Cheers, Eric