Cleaning Dash
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Good eye, yes its leather. Thats why I dont want to mess it up. Ill try the leather cleaners, with the leather brush very lightly, probably have to do it multiple times, and let you know what happens. Doesnt the picture of the driver side diash look a little shiny to you, or is it just me
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Good eye, yes its leather. Thats why I dont want to mess it up. Ill try the leather cleaners, with the leather brush very lightly, probably have to do it multiple times, and let you know what happens. Doesnt the picture of the driver side diash look a little shiny to you, or is it just me
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Everyone, thank you for the time spent sending me leather care tips! I ended up using Zaino cleaner, with soft brush, followed by Zaino leather in a bottle, applied with fingers(thank you for that PM suggestion). As you can see looks a whole lot better, than the before pic.
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Gyeon make a great leather cleaner and conditioner. Both leave the leather matt and no problem with stitching.
I also keep a mini California Duster in the car for quick clean ups of dust. Only use it inside.
I also keep a mini California Duster in the car for quick clean ups of dust. Only use it inside.
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