Interior care and.... why do I keep getting emails?
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Interior care and.... why do I keep getting emails?
Hello all,
From reading rennlist I understood that using armor all on 928's interior is not good idea. Which begs the question - what then? Please share
and another thing - I checked "no" for the email notification for the new posts in threads I am participating in, but still get emails. what gives?
thank you!
From reading rennlist I understood that using armor all on 928's interior is not good idea. Which begs the question - what then? Please share
and another thing - I checked "no" for the email notification for the new posts in threads I am participating in, but still get emails. what gives?
thank you!
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Armor All is apparently a controversial subject around here.
I've been using it for decades on various cars, and I can tell you from experience that there is nothing wrong with this product!
Two points:
1. It should not be used on leather. It contains alcohols which will dry the leather. Lexol or other good leather cleaner is a much better idea.
2. If you use Armor All on a surface, you have to be prepared to continue to use it. If you stop using it, then the surface has a tendency to dry out even quicker. It is "addictive" in this regard.
Most of my interior is leather, but my uncracked pod, the tires, spoilers, and non-metal things under the hood get a good and regular coating.
Good luck-
Normy
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I've been using it for decades on various cars, and I can tell you from experience that there is nothing wrong with this product!
Two points:
1. It should not be used on leather. It contains alcohols which will dry the leather. Lexol or other good leather cleaner is a much better idea.
2. If you use Armor All on a surface, you have to be prepared to continue to use it. If you stop using it, then the surface has a tendency to dry out even quicker. It is "addictive" in this regard.
Most of my interior is leather, but my uncracked pod, the tires, spoilers, and non-metal things under the hood get a good and regular coating.
Good luck-
Normy
'85 S2 5 Speed
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Check these guys out. They have everything, and lots of articles, too. They are very helpful, dedicated people. http://carcareonline.com/
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I have been more than pleased with http://www.leatherique.com/ and the times I have called them for advice, they have been friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful.
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