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1998 BMW M3. Polished & leather restoration. Esoteric Auto Detail.
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LouisanaJeeper
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Nice
those wheels have got to go though
those wheels have got to go though
LouisanaJeeper
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AudiOn19s said:Nice work Todd. It'd really piss some people off if you show'd the badge on the back of the car.
Andy
looks like a KIA badge :heelclick
imported_themightytimmah
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Great job on the leather restoration! Have you found the paintbrush to be more effective than hand or leather brush application?
imported_artikxscout
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I didn't notice t he badge until someone pointed it out. How disgraceful...
themightytimmah said:Great job on the leather restoration! Have you found the paintbrush to be more effective than hand or leather brush application?
Thanks! I can get everywhere I need with the brush, get an even application, and do it with a lot less mess than doing it by hand. A leather brush would still work well in the second stage to work some of the heavier grime off of the surface.
RickRack said:Wow, the car looks better than new now!!!
I can't believe how much better the interior looks now that has received your magic touch!
Great job Todd!
Thanks Rick! I was really pleased how the interior turned out...the owner was as well.
DSVWGLI said:Looks great. I also use Leatherique every once in a while, does a fantastic job. I find I use Lexol most of the time because of time constraints, not as good but much faster.
Thanks. Leatherique works very well, but yes...not the go-to product if you're in a hurry.
Quality Leather
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It looks good, but I can still see dirt in the cracks. Did you try scrubbing it with a scrub brush?