BMW E39 - How to do with my leather seats and interiors?

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528i_tourer

BMW E39 5 series
These is my new car...i mean i just bought it right now...an used 5 series E39 touring from 1998 with a lot of nice look...but needs a detailling for better one...and so i need some hlep cause i dont know where and how to start with....so i left here my interiors where you can see all my seats and other stuff

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I would start out using on those worn leather interior area's with Leatherique Pristine Clean and Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil.
 
Beemerboy said:
Plus on this...leatheriue is a deep cleaner and conditioner..long process but worth the time...I suggest that you read up about the process on their site
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Well i really want to put these seats on their best...shine....and so i am prepared for time spending....so just let me know where to start and how and i will give it a try!!!!:bow
 
528i_tourer said:
Well i really want to put these seats on their best...shine....and so i am prepared for time spending....so just let me know where to start and how and i will give it a try!!!!:bow
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Just google Leatherique, go to THEIR site, click on DIY instructions, then buy the products required! (They are on sale by the way)
 
You may also like to try (1z Leather Care ) it will Gently Clean , condition and Protect your leather i have had a lot of good luck with it and has a good smell to it also.:)
 
I'm another Leatherique fan having used it for a few years now (although I'll admit to not having tried the 1Z product Page mentions - if it's as good as the other 1Z products I've tried it may be an awesome product).

I use Leatherique about twice a year and in between use the Zaino Z9/10 combo to maintain a clean and supple feel. When I first used Leatherique I did the process twice over 1 weekend and the after the second time my old BMW seats looked brand new! The price may seem expensive initially but it lasts a long time if used semi annually.
 
Try Leather Stuff ..it will make the seats look like new, feel like new, and give them protection in one bottle. A few coats may be needed but you'll love the look and the smell too :bigups
 
528i_tourer said:
Well i really want to put these seats on their best...shine....and so i am prepared for time spending....so just let me know where to start and how and i will give it a try!!!!:bow
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True Bimmer fanatics don't have shiney seats, or any interioir surfaces (ex wood trim).

I use PB leather stuff myself. Rates right up there with any of teh other brands at lower cost.

Squirt some in your hands, then put on seats. Wait a while, wipe of excess with microfiber.

Do that a few times and beautiful.

Edit: you hands will smell like leather for a day or two.
 
Ronkh said:
True Bimmer fanatics don't have shiney seats, or any interioir surfaces (ex wood trim).

I use PB leather stuff myself. Rates right up there with any of teh other brands at lower cost.

Squirt some in your hands, then put on seats. Wait a while, wipe of excess with microfiber.

Do that a few times and beautiful.

Edit: you hands will smell like leather for a day or two.
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lol .. I used it last week for my hands because they were dry and cracked and i had nothing else at the office :D they only smelled for a couple of hours ;)
 
Ronkh said:
True Bimmer fanatics don't have shiney seats, or any interioir surfaces (ex wood trim).

I use PB leather stuff myself. Rates right up there with any of teh other brands at lower cost.

Squirt some in your hands, then put on seats. Wait a while, wipe of excess with microfiber.

Do that a few times and beautiful.

Edit: you hands will smell like leather for a day or two.
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Very true on the shiny part Ron!

From the looks of this leather a good deep cleaning would be in order..the Leatherique would be the choice for that...once its up to speed then LS would be a great maintenance product..remember this is a 11 year old car...that leather is dirty deep down IMO
 
Beemerboy said:
Very true on the shiny part Ron!

From the looks of this leather a good deep cleaning would be in order..the Leatherique would be the choice for that...once its up to speed then LS would be a great maintenance product..remember this is a 11 year old car...that leather is dirty deep down IMO
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I thought a real bimmer fan would be a car fanatic also...and loved to have his car always on top.....well at least i thought...:D:crazy2:
 
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