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Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us...
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DR-Z
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Re: Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us
Interesting. What's the Zymol stuff you're using?
Z4 28i (E89 2014) - mineral grey
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530d (F11)
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BMWs: 330D, Z4 2.5si (2007), 535D; Marlin Sportster (M3 engine, self-build); 330D Coupe; 123D coupe; 520i; 523i.
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Maniac
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Re: Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us
If you're asking me... 
Its crap.
Its crap.
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DR-Z
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Re: Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us
Oh - I thought you were singing its praises, used with the magic sponge. Must have misunderstood.
Z4 28i (E89 2014) - mineral grey
530d (F11)
Previous (most recent first)
BMWs: 330D, Z4 2.5si (2007), 535D; Marlin Sportster (M3 engine, self-build); 330D Coupe; 123D coupe; 520i; 523i.
Also: Audi A6 2.7tdi; Audi TT 225; Audi 100 avant; Porsche 944S
530d (F11)
Previous (most recent first)
BMWs: 330D, Z4 2.5si (2007), 535D; Marlin Sportster (M3 engine, self-build); 330D Coupe; 123D coupe; 520i; 523i.
Also: Audi A6 2.7tdi; Audi TT 225; Audi 100 avant; Porsche 944S
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Maniac
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Re: Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us
Sure I used it with the sponge, but the sponge did the work. Zymol on its own removed nada.
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trucker99
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Re: Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us
Been using JML Magic for abit now in the house but never thought of using it on leather. I use an old dovet cover on drivers seat when going to and from work. Last thing I want on the seats is dirty grease and crap.
2.8 M Sport, mineral white and ever extra toy fitted + stubby
2.0 M Sport, Alpine White gone but not forgotten
2.0 M Sport, Alpine White gone but not forgotten
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Z4_Gaz
Re: Weird tip of the day for the white nappa owners among us
I have now tried this on my red leather. It certainly cleans effectively but definitely takes a small amount of the surface off as the sponge turns slightly red. This results in darker colours appearing to reduce in colour depth. It looks kind of faded if that makes sense? Undeterred, I then applied a helping of AG Leather Balm which resolved the faded effect but makes the leather look a bit shiny.