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      12-13-2018, 05:47 PM   #1
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Taking care of perforated leather seats.

New to my e70, it comes with ventilated seats and I don't want to get the holes clogged up by using liquid leather conditioner. Any tips for taking care of perforated leather seats? And any recommendation on what product to use? Thanks!
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I’ve used my normal leather cleaner in the past- just go on the light side. Buffing off any excess should take care of any cleaner in the holes.
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I’ve used my normal leather cleaner in the past- just go on the light side. Buffing off any excess should take care of any cleaner in the holes.
Agreed.
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Rub it into the cloth first and spread it, go with a very thin amount of product.
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I like the Meguiars leather wipes, easy to use, and they don't have an excess of product per wipe.
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I like the Meguiars leather wipes, easy to use, and they don't have an excess of product per wipe.
Im going to have to check these out, just noticed fine cracks starting to form on mine... it is nearly 7 years old though with 130K on the clock and I am in dry & dusty & hot AZ so pretty amazing its lasted as long as it has
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