Parchment Leather
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yeah, i use meguiars leather conditioner and cleaner. works like a charm, smells great, just have to be careful not to use too much so that it gets stuck in the perforation.
Originally posted by Vector02:
<STRONG>mine doesn't get dirty....just a quick wipe down and conditioner every month....looks like new.</STRONG>
<STRONG>mine doesn't get dirty....just a quick wipe down and conditioner every month....looks like new.</STRONG>
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I have the tan leather, gets dirty so fast. I clean my car way too often too and nothing will get the stains out of my leather, so id say get black if possible.
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I have the parchment interior and I use Lexol cleaner and conditioner. It works great. I have had my car for a year now. No stains, no problem. Just like anything else, you have to take care of it if you want it to last.
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Parchment = more care required to keep clean
Ebony = hot in summer and shows dust year 'round
I chose parchment - (actually my spouse did.
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Ebony = hot in summer and shows dust year 'round
I chose parchment - (actually my spouse did.
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