I used the newish interior protection paste on my new Denali and I really like the matte finish on all my panels and leather. However I got some in the perforations in the seats. I sorta figure it should melt out a bit over time but is there an easy solution to making it less noticeable? Buffing with a microfiber towel didn’t do much. I have an interior detailing brush I think will probably work but I don’t want to rough up the perforations themselves.
also wondering how the paste stacks up against leather conditioner. I can’t tell if this new leather is really absorbing much paste. How well does this hydrate?
also didn’t love the waxy residue feeling from the steering wheel with the paste. May just use conditioner on that.
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I used the newish interior protection paste on my new Denali and I really like the matte finish on all my panels and leather. However I got some in the perforations in the seats. I sorta figure it should melt out a bit over time but is there an easy solution to making it less noticeable? Buffing with a microfiber towel didn’t do much. I have an interior detailing brush I think will probably work but I don’t want to rough up the perforations themselves.
also wondering how the paste stacks up against leather conditioner. I can’t tell if this new leather is really absorbing much paste. How well does this hydrate?
also didn’t love the waxy residue feeling from the steering wheel with the paste. May just use conditioner on that.
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