dont know what its like but thought Id link it here....
http://www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/sp ... 3-26-15-14
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leather care
by theelanman » Fri 26.03.2010, 18:02
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Re: leather care
by tigerdog » Sat 27.03.2010, 00:38
Well, it's inexpensive. But I'll still stand behind Carr & Day & Martin's "Belvoir Leather Balsam" as the best thing I"ve ever used to condition automotive leather. Found it at a high-end saddlry / tack shop near the local horse farms. It makes even the unyielding German leather in my 740 and my brother's S6 supple. Does wonders on the old Elan.
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Re: leather care
by theelanman » Sat 27.03.2010, 01:09
Im a gliptone man myself.....
just thought those who have an interior that needs alot of work might give it a try......
just thought those who have an interior that needs alot of work might give it a try
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