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Use zymol "treat" its very good and easy

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I use zymol "treat" Its very good and easy to use and also brings the smell of new leather back to your car, It dose not make your seats slippy at all.

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Use autoglym (shame

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Sounds like I need to try some gliptone, I always use autoglym (shame on me).....

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Sounds like I need to try some gliptone, I always use autoglym (shame on me).....

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Use autoglym (shame

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Sounds like I need to try some gliptone, I always use autoglym (shame on me).....

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Use zymol "treat" its very good and easy

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I use zymol "treat" Its very good and easy to use and also brings the smell of new leather back to your car, It dose not make your seats slippy at all.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi guys, what do you use to 'nurish' the leather in your car? Ive got savannah seats so no black polish please[ ]. Also is there anything to put on that stops making them so slippery?

POST 3Original post

Some products I use, and would highly recommend: http://www.zainoeurope.com/Zaino/Z-9-Leather-Soft-Spray-Cleaner/prod_9.html http://www.zainoeurope.com/Zaino/Z-10-Leather-in-a-Bottle/prod_10.html http://www.dynamixdyes.com/buy_repairproducts.php

POST 6Original post

+1 Gliptone. Make sure you get the conditioner too or you'll get a shiny finish to the leather. I think it smells plasticy :S

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Sounds like I need to try some gliptone, I always use autoglym (shame on me).....

POST 10Original post

I use zymol "treat" Its very good and easy to use and also brings the smell of new leather back to your car, It dose not make your seats slippy at all. Very good I would recommend it !

POST 11Original post

+1 here for Zymol treat - smells of bananas, too. Much nicer than the ammonia smell from Autoglym's.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Ok i might try the zymol just have to run it by my girlfriend.

POST 13Original post

Doesn't she like (the smell of) bananas then...........?[ ]

POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Naa its just saving for a wedding and paying for a porsche dont always go hand in hand[ ]

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