Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: V6mac on 07 January 2007, 18:57:38
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What is the best treatment to keep the leather looking/feeling in mint condition :question
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I use Renapur Balsam which I have used for years on my leather trousers (motorcycling ones not kinky ones) and jacket. It keeps everything nice.
www.renapur.com
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;D thanks for that :y
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Always use Autoglym leather cream on mine. Cleans well and leaves a nice fragrance.
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Ive been using this stuff for years
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GLIPTONE-LIQUID-LEATHER-Conditioner-New-Aroma_W0QQitemZ250067821281QQihZ015QQcategoryZ72201QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
It works really well and the smell of leather is amazing
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;D Great price, how would that size bottle last :question
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You dont need much of it infact I use it on the settee as well ;)
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will have to try at that price, can't go wrong :y
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for gods sake dont do what tina did to my vectra cdx a couple of years ago ....... she used mr sheen, everytime i went round a corner i ended up in passenger seat and under hard braking she disappeared into passenger footwell ;D
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;D ;D ;D
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for gods sake dont do what tina did to my vectra cdx a couple of years ago ....... she used mr sheen, everytime i went round a corner i ended up in passenger seat and under hard braking she disappeared into passenger footwell ;D
The 'eastern europeans' who wash and vac my car have a habit of polishing my leather seats. I have to remember to ensure seatbelt is fully and correctly fitted before moving off!
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for gods sake dont do what tina did to my vectra cdx a couple of years ago ....... she used mr sheen, everytime i went round a corner i ended up in passenger seat and under hard braking she disappeared into passenger footwell ;D
The 'eastern europeans' who wash and vac my car have a habit of polishing my leather seats. I have to remember to ensure seatbelt is fully and correctly fitted before moving off!
Makes em nice and shiny though 8-)
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I use Renapur Balsam which I have used for years on my leather trousers (motorcycling ones not kinky ones) and jacket. It keeps everything nice.
www.renapur.com
YOU TART ;D
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I used to use Connolly's (is that how you spell it??) own hide food on my old Senator, feeding the seats twice per year. I bought a couple of tubs at the Motorshow for a bargain price, and it lasted ages. The seats look a little waxy for a week or two, but always stayed nice and supple, with no cracking etc. In fact, the seats were so good that I took them out when I scrapped the Senator, and fitted them in my dad's campervan: NIIIICE!