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Originally Posted by Grainger49,Jul 5 2007, 12:49 PM
Ok, I will admit it, I haven't cleaned the leather in the G35 since it was new.
It is beige leather and my "Premium Leather Cleaner and Conditioner" isn't getting it.
I have resorted to brushes to clean the wear cracks.
So, for NON BLACK INTERIOR OWNERS, ONLY (You never see this on black).
Is there a cleaner that deep cleans leather easily?????
All serious replies will be appreciated.
All accusations for my lack of attention is redundant to what I am doing to myself.
It is beige leather and my "Premium Leather Cleaner and Conditioner" isn't getting it.
I have resorted to brushes to clean the wear cracks.
So, for NON BLACK INTERIOR OWNERS, ONLY (You never see this on black).
Is there a cleaner that deep cleans leather easily?????
All serious replies will be appreciated.
All accusations for my lack of attention is redundant to what I am doing to myself.
you coming tonight Grainger?
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did you buy the conditioner/cleaner? If you did it probably wont work AS well. Lexol the straight cleaner does a better job then the Meguiar's IMHO.
Give the Zymol a try and if they dont work out id suggest posting in the wash n wax forum......youll probably have to buy the stuff they recommend off-line though. not much of the nut job stuff is sold in stores
Give the Zymol a try and if they dont work out id suggest posting in the wash n wax forum......youll probably have to buy the stuff they recommend off-line though. not much of the nut job stuff is sold in stores
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Well, put some Meguiar's on your towel and rub it VERy lightly with your finger so there barely is any on it. Then you can do it on the seats and it wont get into the holes. If youre unsure what I mean, PM me or something.
-Matt
-Matt
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