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#3256
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3. I thought I was taking good care of my Stone Leather. Turns out I'm not, LEXOL be damned. My friend Mark showed me what Leatherique can do to clean and restore the leather after applying it to a section of the driver's seat overnight, then cleaning it off the next day. I was floored. Seriously, it was an OMG moment. So I just now ordered some Leatherique. Can't wait to get it.
#3257
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Google the word Leatherique. Read the reviews, watch the Youtube videos.
Here's a how-to, from AutoGeek: http://www.autogeek.net/leatherique-...tructions.html
I bought a product-only kit (no towels or applicators) off ebay, $47 shipped.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Leatherique-Leather-Cleaner-Rejuvenator-pair-16-oz-w-free-Priority-Ship-/281271952434?hash=item417d1d6432&item=281271952434&pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&vxp=mtr
Here's a how-to, from AutoGeek: http://www.autogeek.net/leatherique-...tructions.html
I bought a product-only kit (no towels or applicators) off ebay, $47 shipped.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Leatherique-Leather-Cleaner-Rejuvenator-pair-16-oz-w-free-Priority-Ship-/281271952434?hash=item417d1d6432&item=281271952434&pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&vxp=mtr
#3258
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Google the word Leatherique. Read the reviews, watch the Youtube videos.
Here's a how-to, from AutoGeek: Leatherique How To Instructions, Leatherique instructions
I bought a product-only kit (no towels or applicators) off ebay, $47 shipped.
Leatherique Leather Cleaner Rejuvenator Pair 16 oz w Free Priority SHIP | eBay
Here's a how-to, from AutoGeek: Leatherique How To Instructions, Leatherique instructions
I bought a product-only kit (no towels or applicators) off ebay, $47 shipped.
Leatherique Leather Cleaner Rejuvenator Pair 16 oz w Free Priority SHIP | eBay
#3259
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By a couple of factors, yes. However, when I showed my car to my friend, his first comment on my interior was, "Why are you letting your leather go to hell? It's filthy."
Truth is, I had no point of reference... until we cleaned a section of the driver's seat, and I was forced to believe my own lying eyes.
He has a 2005 G35 Sport Sedan with a Stone Leather interior (and Lakeshore Slate paint, the bastard), and his leather was more clean than mine.
Truth is, I had no point of reference... until we cleaned a section of the driver's seat, and I was forced to believe my own lying eyes.
He has a 2005 G35 Sport Sedan with a Stone Leather interior (and Lakeshore Slate paint, the bastard), and his leather was more clean than mine.
#3261
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3. I thought I was taking good care of my Stone Leather. Turns out I'm not, LEXOL be damned. My friend Mark showed me what Leatherique can do to clean and restore the leather after applying it to a section of the driver's seat overnight, then cleaning it off the next day. I was floored. Seriously, it was an OMG moment. So I just now ordered some Leatherique. Can't wait to get it.
Post up your results when you give it a try, because I might pick some up as well. I'm planning on cleaning the leather in my car today or tomorrow since I'm unemployed for the week. I'm going to skip picking up another cleaner/conditioner of LEXOL and go with the last of the Zaino cleaner I have.
I'm starting to lean towards the teardrop as well. For some reason, I don't think a ball shift **** would look right, and with the planned TWM STS, I think it would sit too low for my tastes.
#3263
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I think I'd like to keep (or buy) the OEM **** for winter. From what I've read, SS and Ti ***** can be brutal in zero-temp situations.
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#3266
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By a couple of factors, yes. However, when I showed my car to my friend, his first comment on my interior was, "Why are you letting your leather go to hell? It's filthy."
Truth is, I had no point of reference... until we cleaned a section of the driver's seat, and I was forced to believe my own lying eyes.
He has a 2005 G35 Sport Sedan with a Stone Leather interior (and Lakeshore Slate paint, the bastard), and his leather was more clean than mine.
Truth is, I had no point of reference... until we cleaned a section of the driver's seat, and I was forced to believe my own lying eyes.
He has a 2005 G35 Sport Sedan with a Stone Leather interior (and Lakeshore Slate paint, the bastard), and his leather was more clean than mine.
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#3268
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That radiator cover is one of my adversaries, hate that thing
#3269
A quarter past stripped
Opinions needed here. While doing an oil change I started looking at my "less than adequate diameter" mid pipes.... I looked around and found straight pipes that run from cats to the mufflers. Anybody have experience they want to share? A true dual exhaust with a 2.25" diameter from front to back would probably sound nice. My only real concern being rasp. I don't have it now but don't want to make a change that could induce rasp either.... Decisions decisions....
#3270
A 1/4 mile @ a time
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Opinions needed here. While doing an oil change I started looking at my "less than adequate diameter" mid pipes.... I looked around and found straight pipes that run from cats to the mufflers. Anybody have experience they want to share? A true dual exhaust with a 2.25" diameter from front to back would probably sound nice. My only real concern being rasp. I don't have it now but don't want to make a change that could induce rasp either.... Decisions decisions....