Have a 84 325e ( E30 ) and even though the bosy of the car looks very good, the interior is another story. Seats haven't cracked yet ... but you can tell they are dry. Oh , and they are pretty dirty !!! ( may I add , that I just purchased this vechile from a chharity auction , so the filth is not from me ! ) . Any suggestions on what to use to clean it that will not dry out more and also what to use to un-due the dryness ??
I would do an application about every week until you like how they look. Provided the leather has not cracked yet, you should still be good (hopefully)
Originally posted by TMac325is@Jan 17 2005, 12:07 AM id recommend Zymol's products
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Those are good..
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Thats what I heard also. Am going to give it a shot. My friend has a z3 and swears by that zymol stuff. Going to pick some up once it warms up here a bit in Chi-Town...........So cold , its scary to leave your house !
I used to use zymol before, but when ir ent out, my dad bought me some meguiar's, works pretty darn good, I haven't bought any zymol since bcs I haven't ran out of the meguiar's yet. here is a link to it:
I hear they also got the same thing that I use with aloe, that should take care of what you need.
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