Leather Care?
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Leather Care?
So I just sold my BMW M4. I am looking to buy an Audi soon hopefully. Now my question is this:
1) Can I use the BMW Leather Care that I still have from the old car or do I need to purchase any Audi Specific leather care products from the dealership
2) Speaking of leather care, do I need to put the leather care on the seats from day one to protect them or shall I wait for a few months to treat them?
1) Can I use the BMW Leather Care that I still have from the old car or do I need to purchase any Audi Specific leather care products from the dealership
2) Speaking of leather care, do I need to put the leather care on the seats from day one to protect them or shall I wait for a few months to treat them?
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So I just sold my BMW M4. I am looking to buy an Audi soon hopefully. Now my question is this:
1) Can I use the BMW Leather Care that I still have from the old car or do I need to purchase any Audi Specific leather care products from the dealership
2) Speaking of leather care, do I need to put the leather care on the seats from day one to protect them or shall I wait for a few months to treat them?
1) Can I use the BMW Leather Care that I still have from the old car or do I need to purchase any Audi Specific leather care products from the dealership
2) Speaking of leather care, do I need to put the leather care on the seats from day one to protect them or shall I wait for a few months to treat them?
Last edited by Jnjrowland; 05-11-2018 at 10:42 AM.
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Odds are you will be fine. Just out of curiosity, is the BMW leather care product(s) a cleaner, conditioner/guard, or both? If it is just a cleaner I would recommend getting gtechniq L1 leather guard. Great product that provides a guard to your seats for months at a time. I personally cleaned my RS3 seats a week after taking delivery, and then applied the L1 leather guard. My detailing shop that did all my coatings, and suntek bra recommend it. Just because the car is new does not mean it is clean. Most dealership cleaners don't do a good job in making sure your car is clean.
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Odds are you will be fine. Just out of curiosity, is the BMW leather care product(s) a cleaner, conditioner/guard, or both? If it is just a cleaner I would recommend getting gtechniq L1 leather guard. Great product that provides a guard to your seats for months at a time. I personally cleaned my RS3 seats a week after taking delivery, and then applied the L1 leather guard. My detailing shop that did all my coatings, and suntek bra recommend it. Just because the car is new does not mean it is clean. Most dealership cleaners don't do a good job in making sure your car is clean.
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