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You really like the smell of Dove in your car? Or Pledge? You like the lemon scent? I don't prefer the smell of face soap or lemons over the leather smell.
Pledge is way too slippery and shiny for my tastes. I hate a shiny dash. Too much reflection. I like the new look, that is no shine, on a dash. I also don't like to slide around on the seats so Pledge is not for me on the seats either. Let us know in a few years if your leather has started to crack. For now I'll use products designed for the task at hand. I also like to know the products I use have UV protection.
Q. Is Dove any cheaper than an automotive leather cleaner?
A. No it is not.
A 4 oz. bar of Dove costs around $2.00. So 16 oz. would cost $8.00.
A 16 oz. bottle of Gold Class leather cleaner costs $6.49.
Q. Is Pledge any cheaper than a dedicated automotive leather/vinyl protectant?
A. No it is not.
A 12.5 oz. can of Pledge sells for $5.59.
A 16 ounce bottle of Quik Interior Detailer costs $5.49.
So what is the logic here? Do you think these non-automotive products work better than dedicated automotive products? Guess I'd need some proof of that.Jim
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dove soap 2 dollars sound cheap to me
you pay double here
i would if i would use to clean wheels.
thats it
however since i i have super wash gell for under the shower
i think its good one to clean mi wheelsalberto gorin
known as gorin002
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Yeah I actually was the guy over on cadillacforums.com that started trying to convince this guy that he was better off just using automotive products. Needless to say I lost that battle! Thanks for all the replies guy, I appreciate your input on the topic.Superior Detailing - For All Your Auto Reconditioning Needs.
Metro Detroit
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I use Woolite (the laundry soap) and water to clean leather. I used to dillute it 6:1 but 10:1 works just as well. I got the idea from the leather care tag in a brand new Cadillac DTS back in the mid 90s and have used it ever since. Works just as well and leaves the leather even softer than any commercial leather cleaner I have used, and of course, there is a significant cost savings when you do as many cars as I do each year. In addition, Lexus now recommends in their owner's manual that a 5% wool safe detergent mixture should be used for leather cleaning (which would be a 20:1 dilution)-so this isn't some sort of experimental cleaner I dreamed up.
Cadillac now just recommends a mild soap and water to clean leather.
I do stick with traditional leather cleaners like Gold Class.Owner, Scott's Mobile Auto Detailing
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Originally posted by Cobalt2006 View PostNice interior! The only thing I have to ask is about your dashboard. It's so dull looking. I like a shinny surface.Owner, Scott's Mobile Auto Detailing
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Originally posted by Shaun Carollo View PostYeah I actually was the guy over on cadillacforums.com that started trying to convince this guy that he was better off just using automotive products. Needless to say I lost that battle! Thanks for all the replies guy, I appreciate your input on the topic.
Yes, you did lose that battle... That was one heck of a thread, though.It got folks' minds engaged for sure! Have you seen Sandy's white interior on his '93 Sixty Special, though? WOW! Absolutely pristine....
JRau in central IowaIt's GREAT going Cadillac!
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Originally posted by Scottwax View PostShiny dashes reflect into the windshield on sunny days, potentially obscuring the driver's vision.
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Originally posted by Bence View PostI've never seen a destroyed interior with less than 10.000 pampered miles.Superior Detailing - For All Your Auto Reconditioning Needs.
Metro Detroit
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