What do you guys with Leather do to look after your seats etc?
I've been using Zanolin but I'm really not impressed with it.
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I used that on my old soarer, found it to be slimey and smelly... In saying that the leather looked better and better everytime I used it.
I'm thinking about trying the Pinnacle leather conditioner.
http://www.waxit.com.au/proddetail.asp? ... 340&cat=19
I'm thinking about trying the Pinnacle leather conditioner.
http://www.waxit.com.au/proddetail.asp? ... 340&cat=19
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PT wrote:I used that on my old soarer, found it to be slimey and smelly... In saying that the leather looked better and better everytime I used it.
Agreed 100% Slimey goes away, so does the smell after a couple of days(don't mind the smell actually). Applied it last w'end and had to drive it to work on Friday. It stunk and was slippery but didn't even register this morning when I went for a spin to Springwood

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I emailed the guy who owns Waxit and he suggested Pinnacle, it's what he uses in his Golf R32.
I'll give that a go and let you know how it is.
I'll give that a go and let you know how it is.
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PT wrote:I'll give that a go and let you know how it is.
Very interested to hear what ya think!
Now go pull ya headlights apart for me and tell me how they come apart

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Hahahah
How about this, once you've perfected your HID install, you come do mine!
How about this, once you've perfected your HID install, you come do mine!
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PT wrote:How about this, once you've perfected your HID install, you come do mine!
Perfected!
Lemme know when ya get some and I'd be more than happy to lend a hand

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