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BMWood5

08-28-2005 04:42 AM

Zaino has leather in a bottle plus a cleaner. Though I am no expert (but anal none the same), I found that it restored mine back to original condition. Though I prefer a gloss to my dash, I refuse to use silicone products. When I finished, It smelled just like a fresh new leather interior (or shoe :D ). I think it works great for me. Since I live on the planet Mars, I cant get the OEM cleaners, but every post I have read (and I have read tehm all) regarding this subject, the first recommendation has been the OEM cleaners

My .02

tcn2k

09-08-2005 10:28 AM

My local bmw recommended pledge. I been using it on my 3 series and now my x5 and it works great!

jaba	09-28-2005 01:57 AM

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Originally Posted by bozo5521

No brainer IMHO..Always use the BMW OEM cleaners..They were designed for them (obviously) and maintain the same smell and same texture for the dash...Same for the leather, etc...

He's right. Get the oem products they sell, especially the german made ones. Amazing results. So that's how they make their cpo's look so new and clean.

bozo	09-28-2005 02:40 AM

Just went to the stlr yesterday, and they just came out with a 'cockpit" cleaner..it fills the void the dash cleaner leaves with the plastic stuff..It is an "easy cleaner" that you can just spray all over the place...havent tried it out yet, but I will this weekend...

Quicksilver

09-28-2005 03:36 AM

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Originally Posted by dan_fitz

What do you use to clean the dashboard of the X5? Any towel weather paper or cloth seems to leave residue if wet and does not clean deeply enough if not wet. I have not found the best cleaner to bring back that new look. Any suggestions? Where can I find it?

If you want to clean the dash just use a damp cloth. Thats what the care for your car instructions from BMw says. Works for me.

jaba	09-28-2005 03:52 AM

I've used the cockpit cleaner. I found the product name to be quite fascinating. Hahaha. Best Result. Worth the 10$

bozo	09-28-2005 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by jaba

I've used the cockpit cleaner. I found the product name to be quite fascinating. Hahaha. Best Result. Worth the 10$

great..I will definitely get me some then..

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