Re: cashmere leather
 

Do you have step rails? Did you have the dealer do any sort of protectant on the interior?
I passed on the "first class finish" package that the dealer offered us at the time of purchase and am wondering if that was a mistake.
I am thinking about putting rails on it to reduce the amount of force we are putting on the edge of the seat. I have been looking at the "Rocky-Road Sliders" so that I can keep my ground clearance and protect the H3, anyone have these? Can you step up on them, any pictures?

Re: cashmere leather
 

I have the casmere/ebony cloth seats. You could switch out the leather ones for that and they would still be a good combo with the rest of the truck. I have had 0 problems with staining, etc with the cloth. They just don't have the butt warmers. :)

Re: cashmere leather
 

Nothing special from the dealer. Yes, I have step rails but don't always use them, many times I'm just sliding in. I do use a leather conditioner and cleaner wipe, real easy to use. I don't remember the name but they were recommended on this site.

Overall, no problems with my cashmere leather!! :)

Re: cashmere leather
 

love my cloth!

Re: cashmere leather
 

That's it... I am not takin any chances, woman are only allowed in my H3 when they are naked! :perfect10s:

Re: cashmere leather
 

Try This.... Get yourself a bottel of SPRAY NINE. Wet a small bath towell...spray on the above..use a soft bristle brush and scrub lightly. Wipe off with dry bath towell .... Follow right away with a very wet cloth and wipe off excess. Make sure you remove all of the SPRAY NINE .

http://www.spraynine.com/

Test the "SPRAY NINE" in a hidden area to make sure it's ok to use.

I cleaned 30 years of gack off of the white leather seats in my 73 Thunderbird. It removed every stain ..!!!

You can get SPRAY NINE at Pep Girls and most Auto stores or even Hardware stores.

It Should work. This stuff even kills "HIV VIRUS" ..!! And I ain't kidden ..it's on the lable. Best all around cleaner I ever used.

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