Nebraska99
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New CLK 500 with grey leather. What is a good product to clean with that WONT make the seats shiny and slick.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Leather seats.....
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Preachers Sheets
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Zaino makes a decent product. I use it on my steering wheel, it doesn't leave any residue behind.
togwt
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I've used Zymol on my gray leather with great sucess
Deanski
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One of the best products for leather care is Leatherique. There are others as well strickly for automotive leather, but first, let's look at this....
Here is a link on how it works complete with pics: Leatherique performed on BMW
The instructions can also be found here: Leatherique Instructions
Between this product, along with Zaino Z9/Z10 and some 1Z Lederpfledge you have a combined products that are by far the best for resolving and maintaining leather in an automotive environment.
Regards,
Deanski
Here is a link on how it works complete with pics: Leatherique performed on BMW
The instructions can also be found here: Leatherique Instructions
Between this product, along with Zaino Z9/Z10 and some 1Z Lederpfledge you have a combined products that are by far the best for resolving and maintaining leather in an automotive environment.
Regards,
Deanski
Nebraska99
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Thanks guys.
Deanski...do those products get the cig smoke smell out when you use it.?
Deanski...do those products get the cig smoke smell out when you use it.?
Deanski
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Yes it will remove odors, however, you also have to look into other areas as well such as the carpet, and of course the headliner since smoke will be trapped up there.
Between all these products, you have the best out for correcting/treating and maintaining leather.
Yes, there are other good treatments: Hide Food (smells like Kerosene) Autoglym which is another good product as well and I have that too.
More people have better success with Leatherique and Zaino than other store bought products.
Stay with products used for automotive leathers and you'll be fine!
I have an Ecru interior so I'm always cleaning it. Once it's on a maintenance routine, the leather cleans up quicker and smells much better.
Regards,
Deanski
Between all these products, you have the best out for correcting/treating and maintaining leather.
Yes, there are other good treatments: Hide Food (smells like Kerosene) Autoglym which is another good product as well and I have that too.
More people have better success with Leatherique and Zaino than other store bought products.
Stay with products used for automotive leathers and you'll be fine!
I have an Ecru interior so I'm always cleaning it. Once it's on a maintenance routine, the leather cleans up quicker and smells much better.
Regards,
Deanski
I too have used Leatherique successfully. But I've also had big problems with it on a '93 Benz, as described in this thread: http://www.autopia.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=28686 . Have also been really happy with Zaino's leather cleaner and conditioner, without any problems.
Nebraska99
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I dont smoke myself but since its football season I tend to go out to the Sports Bars with the guys and the smoke from my clothes reeks sometimes. Yuck.