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Zaino / Four Star are my two favorites and what I use in my cars as well as my customers cars, they don't leave a greasy sticky film or feel behind. Both smells really nice Zaino is probably the best smelling, 4 star smells like freah new leather. I always recommend using products that are made for leather that way you'll get the right chemical (ph) balance that wont accelarate leather wear. Always condition your leather after a cleaning otherwise its like taking a shower without putting on lotion or using a moisturizer afterwards.
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Cleaning Vinyl
I know you guys have been providing good tips for leather but can anyone suggest good ways to clean the vinyl around the gearshift and arm rest and other areas. I just bought my 91 Coupe with Type F interior and man I've tried everything but I can seem to get the dirt out that tan. I needs something that penetrates deep. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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MAGIC ERASER. It is the shit.
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I did rear seat back with magic eraser followed by conditioner. I left the seat bottom untouched for comparison. I will post pics and you can see the difference for yourself. I'm researching on leather dyes (to fill cracks, restore color) and so far I'm down to 3 products.
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I prefer using a two step method on whats left of my leather....although I have to get a kit and replace it all.....honestly I got seriously screwed over on my car but than again...its a car....and stuff is replaceable...but even then I would use a sepreate cleaner and conditioner...just me though....MeGuiars is good stuff.
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