Slick Steering Wheel
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From: The Colony, TX
Originally Posted by omg516,Feb 24 2006, 01:30 PM
hey emil, you don't need to use a period if you're going to use an exclamation point after. sorry it just bothers me
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To protect my steering wheel I use a leather wipe that is practically dry after using it on the seats and then I give the wheel a good buffing with a cotton towel to remove any excess. This is just enough to keep it looking good but never getting slippery.
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Originally Posted by omg516,Feb 24 2006, 01:30 PM
hey emil, you don't need to use a period if you're going to use an exclamation point after. sorry it just bothers me
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From: 407 Miles E of the Dragon
Originally Posted by S2kracka,Feb 24 2006, 01:43 PM
To protect my steering wheel I use a leather wipe that is practically dry after using it on the seats and then I give the wheel a good buffing with a cotton towel to remove any excess. This is just enough to keep it looking good but never getting slippery.
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Originally Posted by S2kracka,Feb 24 2006, 10:43 AM
To protect my steering wheel I use a leather wipe that is practically dry after using it on the seats and then I give the wheel a good buffing with a cotton towel to remove any excess. This is just enough to keep it looking good but never getting slippery.
this is what I use. Armor All Leather Wipes work great. they also seem to help hide the inadvertant scratches I have put on my leather too.
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Originally Posted by s2k-DC,Feb 24 2006, 06:50 PM
