Hi Guys!!
My '91 just had it's 140,000 km service. New rear brake pads were installed along with a new air filter. The car drives like a dream!! While it was 'in' - I decided to have it 'detailed'. Never done that before - but there was a 'special' - so I went for it. Car looks great. They cut polished and waxed it. [and did a very nice job] They also did the interior. Trouble is - practically EVERY surface on the INSIDE is as shiny as the OUTSIDE. I don't like that at all. I think it looks horrible. But... at least I know they didn't miss a spot!! lol :biggrin: So... I was planning on going over everything with a damp cloth. And then buffing it dry. [in the hopes of toning down some of the 'shine'] But before I did that - I wanted to find out IF that was a smart thing to do. Is it?! I don't know what they used on the leather - but IF knowing that would effect your answer - I can find out. Thanks.
Craig!!
My '91 just had it's 140,000 km service. New rear brake pads were installed along with a new air filter. The car drives like a dream!! While it was 'in' - I decided to have it 'detailed'. Never done that before - but there was a 'special' - so I went for it. Car looks great. They cut polished and waxed it. [and did a very nice job] They also did the interior. Trouble is - practically EVERY surface on the INSIDE is as shiny as the OUTSIDE. I don't like that at all. I think it looks horrible. But... at least I know they didn't miss a spot!! lol :biggrin: So... I was planning on going over everything with a damp cloth. And then buffing it dry. [in the hopes of toning down some of the 'shine'] But before I did that - I wanted to find out IF that was a smart thing to do. Is it?! I don't know what they used on the leather - but IF knowing that would effect your answer - I can find out. Thanks.
Craig!!