It's only been on there a couple of days but so far, so good. I was really impressed with how it turned that plastic part under the windshield wipers from grey back to black. Seems to do better with plastic stuff than the leather on the seats though.
I had one of my stock Track Pack/Brembo 19x9's in the trunk as a spare for a while, jack under it, air pump there too.
It had a stock-size (255/40/19) tire on it, and while it didn't fit perfectly, it fit.
The trunk floor/cover piece didn't sit flush, but it also didn't look terrible, and I had a spare.
Sold it recently, hoping to do a smaller 18x8 / 235/50/18 set-up at some point.
I bought a cheap 17" stocker with tire off Ebay. It doesn't sit flush but it's not as noticeable as the sag in the trunk floor was when I didn't have a spare. It's better than nothing, IMHO.
I don't use anything on the interior plastic. I clean it with Optimum No Rinse in a spray bottle. For the seats I use some Meguiar's leather stuff but it's kinda pointless since they're coated with some kind of plastic.
Wise man. I'm still baffled by the number of people trying to treat pigmented (as in very far from aniline) leather with leather cleaner.
The number of cars out there today with actual aniline leather is so small.
That's me right there, I use Lexol? Leather cleaner thinking it's the right way lol. Then after I lather it with leather conditioning lotion.
What do I use instead then?
I need to get a spare and a jack. Cheaper than a $300 flatbed ride, LOL.
That's me right there, I use Lexol? Leather cleaner thinking it's the right way lol. Then after I lather it with leather conditioning lotion.
What do I use instead then?
Yeah yeah.
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Thanks. They were all bad. I think she was more excited about this than any of the other mods we've done.Looks good, I want to replace my cloudy looking foglights as well.