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Pistnbroke Member Since: 22 Sep 2020 Location: rugby Posts: 413 |
mine is almond and I have had no dye transfer problems ...you dont give the age so not sure of exact model but if the drivers seat is worn at the edge then swop it with the passenger squab to change the side it wears. Always listen to old people or when they die you will live on in ignorance.
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Sun May 26 2024 6:30am |
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4535jacks Member Since: 10 Apr 2024 Location: Haverhill Posts: 18 |
The car is a 70 plate HSE with 15k miles, so inside it is like new, hence my concern about spoiling it! |
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Sun May 26 2024 6:32am |
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Pistnbroke Member Since: 22 Sep 2020 Location: rugby Posts: 413 |
the only way you will spoil it is if you dont change the oil every 5000 and stop using 5w30 and change to 5w40 or 10w40 Always listen to old people or when they die you will live on in ignorance.
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Sun May 26 2024 6:39am |
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Lindab Member Since: 20 Nov 2017 Location: Dundee Posts: 901 |
Gtechniq L1 Leather guard, used it for years, no dye transfer. I put it on once a year, but the car does not do a big mileage. Probably twice a year for normal mileage. Ivory leather also Range Rover Sport (gone): Mercedes S63 AMG Coupe: 992 Porsche Carrera 4S: Range Rover Fifty P400e |
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Sun May 26 2024 8:14am |
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4535jacks Member Since: 10 Apr 2024 Location: Haverhill Posts: 18 |
Thanks. Just ordered a bottle! |
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Sun May 26 2024 8:18am |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4956 |
Meguires does a clear leather treatment too |
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Sun May 26 2024 9:12am |
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