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Ick, don't Armor All the dash. It will make it feel oily (it felt oily to me when tried it once to see how it would turn out), plus Armor All tends to attract dust easily.
For the leather surfaces, go with Lexol pH cleaner and conditioner (two separate bottles). http://www.lexol.com
[This message has been edited by JW (edited July 08, 2000).]
For the leather surfaces, go with Lexol pH cleaner and conditioner (two separate bottles). http://www.lexol.com
[This message has been edited by JW (edited July 08, 2000).]
1. Best wax (and one of the most expensive) is Zaino (www.zainobros.com). Works wonders though!
2. Use Lexol as another person prescribed, or EAgle One cleaner and conditioner. You need both otherwise it will dry out the leather.
3. I suscribe to Mobile 1 synthetic religiously. It's the best stuff / price you can get out there, next to the real racing oils (Redline, etc).
2. Use Lexol as another person prescribed, or EAgle One cleaner and conditioner. You need both otherwise it will dry out the leather.
3. I suscribe to Mobile 1 synthetic religiously. It's the best stuff / price you can get out there, next to the real racing oils (Redline, etc).
Originally posted by ISisBEST:
that I have my new IS, any recommendations on how to care for it.
1.Exterior care- what kind of wax is best?
2.Interior - Armor All the dash?
3.Motor oil- synthetic?
Any comments greatly appreciated, thanks![]()
There is nothing wrong with synthetic during break in. Many cars on the road, including Benzes, Porches, etc come with Mobil One from the factory. It _may_ have _used_ to be an issue in the olden days of cars, but it certainly isn't now.
However, the part about not switching to synthetic (if you weren't already running synthetic) after 75k miles or so has some validity. Synthetic can get to (and through) places that regular oil can't.
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Tony
'01 Spectra Blue
However, the part about not switching to synthetic (if you weren't already running synthetic) after 75k miles or so has some validity. Synthetic can get to (and through) places that regular oil can't.
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Tony
'01 Spectra Blue
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what kind of soap?
does it matter?
chamois and 100% cotton right?
maybe bottles of evian? hahaha
damn rims get dirty fast, i need to take it easy on the brakes...
does it matter?
chamois and 100% cotton right?
maybe bottles of evian? hahaha
damn rims get dirty fast, i need to take it easy on the brakes...
Synthetic oils have a higher flash point and wear volatility as opposed to standard dyno oil, making them a great alternative especially for high performing vehicles. But just like dyno oil, they can get polluted easily. You can conceivably run longer intervals between an oil changes, but you MUST change your oil filter to get out as much contaminants as possible.
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On Trucks! they recommended not using synthetics during the break in period. About waxing, isn't synthetic supposed to be tougher? I like Klasse-I have only used their All In One, but that thing is great stuff. They also make leather cleaner/conditioner that doesn't cause the interior glass film, wheel cleaner, and a high gloss sealant. The All In One is the best stuff I've ever used. My cousin bought a used 200SX several years ago and it was f'd up. I just rubbed like hell and all the waterspots and stuff all came off. I had to bust my ass though. Using a buffer would make a cleaning job like that much easier, but I had to do it by hand.
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