King Ranch leather / Lexol question

[Bigshow]

I finally got around to using the Lexol cleaner and conditioner on my 08 F350. It's a low miler and the seats are pretty good. I used the cleaner as directed and let it dry overnight. The only places there was much dirt to lift was the drivers seat and steering wheel. Then the next day I applied the conditioner as per instructions. It all turned out amazing (my back seats are like new and the passenger one isn't far from it).
I do have 2 problem areas now. The steering wheel, and the first bolster on the bottom of the drivers seat where I slide to get in and out now feel a bit rough to the touch. Kind of dry / gritty feeling. I only applied one coat of conditioner. What's the next step - apply more Lexol conditioner?? I wanted to ask before I got in too deep (which I may be already)!

 

[Vodomagoo]

You most likely will have to extract the dirt to some extent. My seats were near destroyed and they are amazing now after contacting http://advleather.com/ and using their products. They are some of the best leather care people in the world, I would give them a call and see what they say. Here is my thread on the work I did - http://powerstrokearmy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67545