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Old 07-30-2013, 03:20 PM
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I just used a damp microfiber cloth on my Carbon Leather trim in my previous E90 and E92 M3's. The only part that ever really needed a "wipe down" is on the driver's door. Sometimes it would get ashy after my hands rubbed against it a few times while opening the door. Other than that, it doesn't require any real maintenance. Then again, I keep my cars very well maintained and I almost never open my windows, so I never have any appreciable dust build-up.
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