Okay, I have a complaint about my S
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Okay, I have a complaint about my S
Is it just me, or do you absolutely HATE the fact that it takes a whole bottle of Lexol to just do the interior of this thing once
I mean there is f-cking leather everywhere.
Oh well, rant over carry on
I mean there is f-cking leather everywhere.
Oh well, rant over carry on
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2005 CLK500 cab, 2004 S600 designo mocha
Are you happy with the results of Lexol? As mentioned in other threads, I really didn't like the results / lack of.
Also, after extended searching online, Lexol doesn't really say much about using their product on fine 'nappa' leather. Many people online said Lexol isn't meant for nappa.
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Also, after extended searching online, Lexol doesn't really say much about using their product on fine 'nappa' leather. Many people online said Lexol isn't meant for nappa.
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Works for me.
I tried Maguier's and was NOT impressed at all.
If there is something better, I am all ears and will give it a try my friend.
I tried Maguier's and was NOT impressed at all.
If there is something better, I am all ears and will give it a try my friend.
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funny, I couldn't wait to use up the last of my Lexol pH - was never really impressed with the results, compared to the hype I guess
Zymol cream seems to work much better IMO
that, and I've posted before about Cole Haan (or Coach) shoe cream - hand rubbed
I wouldn't do an entire interior with it, but for select areas it's simply **** - smells sooooooo good, esp when baking in the sun... ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
Zymol cream seems to work much better IMO
that, and I've posted before about Cole Haan (or Coach) shoe cream - hand rubbed
I wouldn't do an entire interior with it, but for select areas it's simply **** - smells sooooooo good, esp when baking in the sun... ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Try leatherique, amazing stuff I have used on all my cars for years.
Here is a review from autogeek.net: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...atherique.html
Here is a review from autogeek.net: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/...atherique.html
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But really Zaino is the way to go for leather