Leather care

>>15483817
UV2. Makes it nice and shiny.

I run a Chauffeur service.
When the leather gets dirty, we use leather cleaner.

Brand doesn't matter. Usually its done once a month but for you it should be much less frequent.

But every week we also buff the seats with Carnauba based wax. The same kind used for paintwork.
This reduces friction from rubbing on the seats and makes them last longer.

>leather

lol

I rub my dick on it twice a week

>>15483817
I got a spray bottle of some Meguiars leather cleaner and another one of conditioner and it made my 15 year old Accord breddy nice, smelled kinda weird though (maybe it really was just mightyBenz's babby batter in a bottle) and took a solid afternoon with a pack of microfiber towels

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>>15484457
Admit it; it turns you on

>>15484880
Lewd

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>>15484880

>>15484880
Fucking christ. It's a blue board you sick fuck.

>>15483817
If it's dirty, a damp rag. Lexol to condition it.

>>15484880
What car mighty Benz? I'm thinkin of getting a 93 190E Any experience?

Modern 'leather' is actually clearcoated. So it isn't leather in the traditional sense. Get some simple green or another type of degreaser and a stiff brush. Scrub the shit off of it and wipe away. Now I prefer to leave it at that but you can also put some sort of conditioner on it if it will make you happy. Just makes it greasy and smell funny imo though

>>15483957
He means REAL leather, not the synthetic shit that shines that makes dumbasses squeal, thinking it's the same.

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>>15485325
W202, 1998 with the 2.4 V6

190E is more solid and better built, but its less comfortable, less equipped and also old.

What engine will it have, and equipment? Kilometres/miles? Condition?

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>>15484880
>Making your steering wheel slippery
Have fun crashing.