Leather cleaning...?
05-13-2003, 06:08 PM
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zaino is a series of cleaning products. the main product is polymer based sealant(about 2 million times better than wax). you can only order it online.......zainobros.com
leather cleaner: i believe zaino makes a very well put together leather cleaner. i use lexol though. reason being is that i can pick it up locally.
word of warning:
never use Armor-All on your dash or seats. it contains petroleum. yup, the stuff gasoline is made of. think of pouring gas on your dash/seats and see the results after a while.
leather cleaner: i believe zaino makes a very well put together leather cleaner. i use lexol though. reason being is that i can pick it up locally.
word of warning:
never use Armor-All on your dash or seats. it contains petroleum. yup, the stuff gasoline is made of. think of pouring gas on your dash/seats and see the results after a while.
05-13-2003, 07:47 PM
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thanks! MAN, i wish i asked BEFORE i armor-alled my leather & dash!!! 
one time won't hurt it though right? thanks for the advice .. i'm a girl, i know nothing about cars!
one time won't hurt it though right? thanks for the advice .. i'm a girl, i know nothing about cars!
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05-18-2003, 01:40 PM
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Originally posted by USAIndian
You can clean anything with Windex.
You can clean anything with Windex.
05-18-2003, 05:45 PM
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Originally posted by ccshamrock2004
are you serious? start cleaning random interior and exterior parts with windex and see what happens.....o yeah spray some on your paint and let it sit, you'll have fun
are you serious? start cleaning random interior and exterior parts with windex and see what happens.....o yeah spray some on your paint and let it sit, you'll have fun
Have a friend who owns an old Legend and a E36 BMW...uses windex on the interior, wheels and other random parts to "touch" it up all the time. he's been using it for years.......quick, easy way to clean. yeah, pretty fun.
05-19-2003, 10:39 AM
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Originally posted by KCheng
Watch the Windex on tinted windows. Ammonia can degrade the film!
Watch the Windex on tinted windows. Ammonia can degrade the film!
Exactly. Need to use Vinegar-based Windex for most car applications like tinted windows.
05-19-2003, 10:42 AM
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Originally posted by USAIndian
Exactly. Need to use Vinegar-based Windex for most car applications like tinted windows.
Exactly. Need to use Vinegar-based Windex for most car applications like tinted windows.
05-19-2003, 02:24 PM
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Originally posted by KCheng
Yeah, I recently purchased Stoner Invisible Glass, which everyone seems to rave about. I did check, and someone e-mailed them asking if it was safe on tint, and it is. So far, it's keeping my glass pretty damn clean!
Yeah, I recently purchased Stoner Invisible Glass, which everyone seems to rave about. I did check, and someone e-mailed them asking if it was safe on tint, and it is. So far, it's keeping my glass pretty damn clean!
05-20-2003, 12:39 PM
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This is the best to use on our leather seats ***** http://www.walgreens.com/store/produ...48&PRODID=3866
05-25-2003, 02:09 PM
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I was curious about this leather cleaning also, since 01 and up owners,have the little holes in the leather, and was wondering if anything can build up in them ?
From what i see looks like Lexol is a good product.
From what i see looks like Lexol is a good product.
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