[fragadellic]

Originally Posted by EHDEN

I am in love with those 19" rims on the black e92!!!

+1 Me too!!!! BMW Style 230 rims FTW!!!

[JOYRIIDE1113]

Originally Posted by Joey Babs

Wait the M3 owner didnt want the car washed? I had my car exactly a week before i washed it...... Is that bad?? I know you arent supposed to wax your car for a certain amt of time but wash!??!?!?!?

He didn't want the car "washed by the dealer". As for waxing, you can wax/seal a new car right from the dealer. The temps in which the paint is baked at factory are much higher than the temps used in standard bodyshops, which leave the paint un-cured and require 60-90 days at times to fully cure.

[bolinp78]

Originally Posted by JOYRIIDE1113

BMW Leather Car. Nope, its as dry as a bone. Like most leather products, its water based, so once absorbed or evaporated, its very dry to the touch. The picture was taken with flash.

The gloomy day soo turned into a wash out.

Do you heat the leather with a hairdryer or other device prior to applying the leather care product?

[JOYRIIDE1113]

Originally Posted by bolinp78

Do you heat the leather with a hairdryer or other device prior to applying the leather care product?

No... I use my steamer at times when cleaning leather, which heats it up, but in this case I applied directly to the grain, let it sit, then buffed off any remaining residue off with a dry MF.

[bolinp78]

Originally Posted by JOYRIIDE1113

No... I use my steamer at times when cleaning leather, which heats it up, but in this case I applied directly to the grain, let it sit, then buffed off any remaining residue off with a dry MF.

How do you like the standard otc zymol leather conditioner?

have you used it?

[JOYRIIDE1113]

Originally Posted by bolinp78

How do you like the standard otc zymol leather conditioner?

have you used it?

No, haven't used it yet.