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Cleaned up the Leatherique off the m3 seats.
Since it's winter, I left it on for a week. Applied 3 coats total.
Interested to see how they look tomorrow.
I wasn't super impressed with the results of leatherique on my original sand beige seats. But they were in fairly rough shape.
I haven't found that the Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil & Prestine Clean work as well on the post-E39 leather as they do on the E23/24/28. Perhaps it's due to a different dyeing or finishing process. Just my experience.
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Originally Posted by stephenkirsh
If I remember correctly, the Napa leather on the M3 seats is less receptive to products such as Leatherique. Stephen, I’m very interested in seeing your results, as I’d like to apply some as well if it works well.Quote:
Originally Posted by John in VA
Well I've done it both on m3 and zhp seats now. Not much difference in appearance either time.
I've used the Poor Boys Leather Stuff on the post-2000 cars - it's decent & easy to use/remove. https://www.autogeek.net/pbls16.html
Got a kit from Leather Master that includes dye transfer remover (for the Venetian Beige leather in wife's F30 should it need it!), cleaner & protectant - looking forward to trying it when it gets warmer.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CLS74TY...a-309470220618
Went to the car wash. It was cold as ****. :blink Stay warm folks.
Found a new OE Shift knob and Sport Antenna under the Christmas treeAttachment 31673Attachment 31674
already installed
Ummm I was expecting a snownut to go along with this static car on the snow. [emoji52]
Damn, people be tough to please. I would, but then I would have to worry about my subframe cracking. :eek 2 degree slides is all I can do. I believe TC was still on at this point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rovert
https://photos.app.goo.gl/RxmCxx9hDVTmoPDf1