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Originally Posted by RL in Florida
It was a blazing hot afternoon yesterday, so I decided to use the leatherique oil and cleaner that i bought from detailed image. (The product is supposed to work better if the interior of your car is hot)
I used a trim brush to coat the leather with oil, let it sit in the sun for about six hours, then used the cleaner. Great results!
Made the leather super soft like its supposed to be; nice matte soft finish without shine, not slippery, no weird smells.
I've used Lexol on my other car, but this stuff was really superior.
I even put some on the steering wheel leather, and it worked great.
Only thing that is a bit inconvenient is waiting for the oil to penetrate. I just did six hours, but others have waited a full day.
I've heard the BMW leather system is good too, but I haven't tried it.
Regards,
Rick
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Hello
Is the leather still looking good on your E93
?
I'm wondering because the E93 is suppose to have sun reflective leather and I haven't found any info on how to clean and maintain.
I've had my E93 for two months and the black leather is every easy to scuff up. I use plain water and it cleans up OK but I'm really concerned how this leather is going to hold up. My old E46 M3 with nappa leather was a mess when I sold it.