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I know they use 3M tint and Llumar but not sure which kind. I think it's the Color Stable by 3M. I'll ask tomorrow. |
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Tan leather interior. No grease or anything. Just dust and Dog dander. Chief dog goes to work with me every day. If you have to have it, I can get a picture tomorrow. |
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http://www.chemicalguys.com/Wheel_Gu..._p/wac_303.htm |
Haven't used it myself, but it looks good. According to their description it is polymer based.
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I only use it if the car is clean but dusty. I waxed it last week. on dark blue paint you see the dust. that dang thing takes it right off and I kid you not it looks once again like it did when I had just finished waxing it. if it's more than just dusty....got actual dirt behind the wheels and what not....don't use it. |
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http://adamspolishes.com/shop/interi...ather-kit.html Adam's is a little more pricey, I've used Chemical Guys cleaner and conditioner and haven't be disappointed. And its more reasonably priced. http://www.chemicalguys.com/Leather_...spi_109_16.htm I honestly purchase the leather cleaner by the gallon, I use considerably more cleaner than conditioner. I know the Chemical Guys conditioner contains UV protection. If your leather seats are a tan or grey over time you will notice the transfer of blue jean dye to the leather surface. I've had to use the following product to totally get it out before. http://www.detailersdomain.com/Leath...er_p_1079.html |
Called back and they do ceramic llumar for $300 on that car. Reviews on that brand seem good.
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What about the clear bra/film that some are putting on their cars? Anyone ever do that?
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