BMW E36 Blog

Interior Car Care Kit for your BMW

Promotions:


25th November 2007

Interior Car Care Kit for your BMW

posted in Uncategorized |


post rating
PoorOkayGoodGreatExcellent (No Ratings Yet)
Loading ... Loading ...
 Need A Mechanic for your car? Try our new "Expert Help!" service. These guys have a number of experienced mechanics specialized in BMW E36 cars. In exchange for a small payout, you get experienced mechanics to answer any question you have about your car. Try the service

 

Hi Guys, I have found this kit of Zymol products to clean your car’s interior. The kit contains Leather Cleaner, Leather Conditioner (Wow!), Fabrique Cloth Cleaner, Seal Conditioner  and Glas Cleaner + 2 Pre-Wax Applicators. I normally use the usual stuff for my car, but I think I’m going to try this to see how good it is. I know the price is a little bit high, but the products are very good and this kit also works as a gift for car lovers (maybe for Christmas :-) ). Take a look at it. You may like to get one for yourself too.


Interior Car Care Kit feat. Zymol - Car, Truck or SUV

 

BMW E36 Blog: The ultimate BMW E36 information source.

Want to receive exciting tips & information about BMW E36 cars? Enter your Email:-


 

 

This entry was posted on Sunday, November 25th, 2007 at 8:07 am and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Having A Problem With Your Bimmer?

Use JustAnswer Service to get help from a BMW expert now! You can also read my review of this service here.

There are currently 4 responses to “Interior Car Care Kit for your BMW”

Why not let us know what you think by adding your own comment! Your opinion is as valid as anyone elses, so come on... let us know what you think.

  1. 1 On November 25th, 2007, ricky said:

    WTF!! thats alot, get simple green ($4) and dilute it for ur carpets, go to target/wal-mart/any large store and get armor all leather conditioner (i think $3.50), use shop towels with it since its goopy, but makes leather soft and it has some UV protection, and tap water in a sprayer with NEWSPAPER for glass (dont know why but it leaves a streak free shine like windex)….. hmmm oh and armor all tire cleaner foam ($3), it makes tires look shiny and black. thats what i use, and it cost like 11 bucks for a good 4-6 months of cleaner stuff

    posted on November 25th, 2007 at 9:54 pm

  2. 2 On November 25th, 2007, Tony Sticks said:

    LOOOL Ricky! I know it’s a lot, but I’ve heard couple guys recommending it as a gift, that’s why I’m thinking of getting one to try.

    posted on November 25th, 2007 at 11:26 pm

  3. 3 On November 26th, 2007, Jim K said:

    I’d stay away from Armorall anything. Their goal is to sell product, not protect your car. The Armorall used on dashes/plastic actually removes paint over time…most of the plastic inside cars are actually painted plastic (all the vents in a BMW are painted plastic and armor all will cause bubbling/pealing)

    For my car interior I use the following:
    Carpets: Dilute Simple Green in a steam cleaner
    Leather: Lexol Leather Cleaner/Leather Conditioner (follow directions!)
    Vinal/Plastic/Rubber: Lexol Vinylex
    Glass: Windex

    The Lexol products are great, and the treatments last (I do my leather once a year) although I’ve heard you don’t want to use the leather cleaner/conditioner on perforated leather.

    posted on November 26th, 2007 at 10:47 am

  4. 4 On November 27th, 2007, ricky said:

    the plastic i dont really do anything 2, i just make sure its not dusty. where do they sell the lexol leather stuff? i do my leather every 3 months to keep it nice and soft and i have a window cover thing to keep light out of my front window since the rest have 45% tint so they dont fad along with the dash.

    yah ive noticed the vents are just painted, one of mine is chipping and i need to ebay one or look on craigslist for someone parting one out

    posted on November 27th, 2007 at 2:51 pm

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.