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beau · 09-23-04, 10:41

Hi Mike, you're right, it's too early for conditioning and cleaning. The leather is already perfectly hydrated. Aerospace 303 is a good idea. Protects from UV rays and stains like you said. I put 303 right away upon taking delivery of my new Audi.

I like Aerospace 303 because I can go "4 wheelin'" on the interior of the car; meaning I can go from dash, to doors, to leather to pleather without having to change products;-)

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beau Registered User beau is offline Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: San Francisco Posts: 233	Hi Mike, you're right, it's too early for conditioning and cleaning. The leather is already perfectly hydrated. Aerospace 303 is a good idea. Protects from UV rays and stains like you said. I put 303 right away upon taking delivery of my new Audi. I like Aerospace 303 because I can go "4 wheelin'" on the interior of the car; meaning I can go from dash, to doors, to leather to pleather without having to change products;-)