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Moe: Thank you for the quick response. I knew you were going to ask! I should have stated up front what I have:
Menzerna SIP and NanoPolish
Orange and white pads
PC
I am almost tempted to purchase the Flex just because I am so lazy about upkeep on my cars other than the GT-3. Thanks again.
I think the yellow pad would be a good thing to add.
As for the flex, I think everyone knows my stance. If you have the $$, get it. It saves you time, money, and the results are far better than a PC, even the new PC.
We have them in stock, shipping is free, and you'll get a FLEX soccer ball and ball cap for free. I think I know someone that might enjoy the soccer ball
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I have the XPA steering wheel and I accidently scratched the bottom of the steering wheel with my work badge while exiting the car. Its not a deep scratch at all and I was wondering if you knew of any products that would help smooth it out and hide it.
I found leather master scratch remover but it works only on aniline leather. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
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2005 C2S Launch Edition
2005 BMW 330i ZHP
PAST: 1998 BMW M3, 1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
Last edited by motosport3; 11-04-2009 at 06:43 PM.
I have the XPA steering wheel and I accidently scratched the bottom of the steering wheel with my work badge while exiting the car. Its not a deep scratch at all and I was wondering if you knew of any products that would help smooth it out and hide it.
I found leather master scratch remover but it works only on aniline leather. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Any way you can post a picture?
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Here you go...I tried to use a method for aniline repair that I found online...
For Aniline leather, use a hair drier to heat the area while massaging it. This will bring the leather scuff out. Then apply Leather Protectant over the area. If it is still noticeable then treat it like a leather repair.
That seemed to help a little, but still no go...thanks for any suggestions Moe.
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-Alan
2005 C2S Launch Edition
2005 BMW 330i ZHP
PAST: 1998 BMW M3, 1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX
Here you go...I tried to use a method for aniline repair that I found online...
For Aniline leather, use a hair drier to heat the area while massaging it. This will bring the leather scuff out. Then apply Leather Protectant over the area. If it is still noticeable then treat it like a leather repair.
That seemed to help a little, but still no go...thanks for any suggestions Moe.
Things like that are basically tough to repair on your own. You've basically removed actual material or have broken through the top surface of the hide. It could probably be repaired nicely, but I'd fine a good leather restorer and have him/her look at it.
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