Leatherique Question
#1
Race Car
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Leatherique Question
I ordered the Rejuvinator Oil and Prestine Clean to do my seats when I get my car back home. I will not be dyeing anything as the seat leather is only 1.5 years old. When I was on the phone with the Customer Service Rep. she said that I could do the vinyl door panels and the dash using the same process for the leather. I would think vinyl would be OK, but a hard plastic dash?
1. Has anyone done a dash or vinyl using the Rejuvinator Oil and Prestine Clean?
2. Were the results worth the effort?
Thanks. I look forward to the answers.
Mike
1. Has anyone done a dash or vinyl using the Rejuvinator Oil and Prestine Clean?
2. Were the results worth the effort?
Thanks. I look forward to the answers.
Mike
#3
Race Car
Thread Starter
Are you saying to use the Aerospace 303 Protectant on the vinyl door panels and the dash and leave the Leatherique to just the seats? I agree that Leatherique was pricey and if I am not going to get a better look why waste the money. I appreciate the advice. I know people really like 303 from what I have read.
Mike
Mike
#4
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Also welcome back to the RB club
Cheers Guy
#5
I've used Leatherique before on vinyl and the dash. The rejuvinator isn't really needed since they're plastic.
However, the Prestine Clean is something else. It REALLY cleaned up the plastic/vinyl. Does (instead of doesn't) a much better job than even the 303 stuff!
However, the Prestine Clean is something else. It REALLY cleaned up the plastic/vinyl. Does (instead of doesn't) a much better job than even the 303 stuff!
Last edited by axl911; 01-14-2011 at 06:17 PM.
#6
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Mike
Mike
#7
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I just bought the stuff too...this was a helpful thread. thanks.
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#9
Nordschleife Master
I wouldn't. It's WAY to expensive to use that way, & will not penetrate vinyl.
I would some of the vinyl/rubber cleaners on the market with a medium bristle brush. 303 is a protectant & not the best cleaner.
This is what I use for plastic & vinyl.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/1zein...-reiniger.aspx
I would some of the vinyl/rubber cleaners on the market with a medium bristle brush. 303 is a protectant & not the best cleaner.
This is what I use for plastic & vinyl.
http://www.detailersdomain.com/1zein...-reiniger.aspx
#14
Drifting
Just ordered some myself, got the 32 oz due to the current sale. Looking forward to some warmer weather to try this stuff out. Three of our four cars have leather so should get money's worth.