Best product to clean silver interior seats. Mine are getting a litle grungy
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Best product to clean silver interior seats. Mine are getting a litle grungy
I have and was planning to use Lexol leather cleaner conditioner.
Anyone have other suggestions/experience for other products?
Anyone have other suggestions/experience for other products?
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Re: Best product to clean silver interior seats. Mine are getting a litle grungy
You want leather master. I used it today(strong cleaner,vital, protection cream. I order from Phil at Detailers Domain he is the best just look him up in the detailing forum.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=207
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=207
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The Leatherique Restoration Kit did wonders for my 100K mile vanilla leather.
<a href="http://www.properautocare.com/lelecaki.html">Proper Auto Care</a>
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The silver leather gets dirty quickly in the Cab. I clean monthly with Meguiars leather foam
and a microfiber cloth. Has done a good job of getting everything out thus far. Use a Mr Clean sponge for the silver plastic bits that get dirty.
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Leatherique kit is awesome...
I used in on an M3 I picked up a couple of years ago with the light grey interior, car had 85k miles. Wow, what a difference, although the seats looked decent when I purchased it, I couldn't believe how much grime was actually on them. I highly recommend their products!! Now using it about once a year on all our vehicles.
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I tried the Audi labeled Active Foam Cleaner, works great, BUT...
While it takes all the dirt/grime away, it will leave the leather a bit dry, so I immediately applied the Lexol Conditioner (PH Balanced).
I use also Lexol Cleaner, and again immediately apply the Conditioner, but that is in cases where I don't have visible 'grime'. Try not to use active foam too much.
BTW, the active foam is great for the white headliner, takes most stuff off instantly.
I use also Lexol Cleaner, and again immediately apply the Conditioner, but that is in cases where I don't have visible 'grime'. Try not to use active foam too much.
BTW, the active foam is great for the white headliner, takes most stuff off instantly.
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