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X3 F25 (2011 - current)
The latest X3 brings some added style and some new features to the BMW SUV family. Talk about the new F25 now! |
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I like to get this color every time I see a lighter shade interior but I never did. I always ended up withe the black leather. But they sure look elegant. Maybe next time, again.
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I have 1 2013 X3 with oyster leather seats. only 2 mos old. I already have brown leather belt stains on the lower back of the seat that I CANNOT get out. I have tried just about everything that won't cause damage to the leather. I have read about the 4 to 1 or 5 to 1 Woolite cleaning recommendation, but have not tried that yet. Apparently the leather stain from the belt "transfers" to the lether seat. It doesn't just get on the top surface of the seat - it actually goes into the leather!!! (I think this is what happens with the blue jean dye too) I LOVE look of the white leather against the black lower color (my car is the vermillion red), but be aware about the staining. I paid for the Cilajet paint treatment when I bought the car and was under the "impression" that they treated the seats with something too, but after looking at the belt stain, I don't believe it!
If anyone has recommendations for getting the stain out - I am open to suggestions. I DID order some Lexol leather cleaner, but it has not arrived yet. THANKS! |
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I have had three Bimmers in the last 12 years now. Two had Sand leather, and the current one is in Oyster. While my jeans stain the seats, it is fairly easy to remove with Lexol cleaner if you do it regularly. I also would use the spray cleaner and separate conditioner -- both from Lexol. I have never had a belt stain the seats....must be a big, dark belt. Either way, I would caution against using non-leather cleaners on your seats, as the PH balance of the product will be different, and you run the risk of doing permanent damage. Keep us posted on how it turns out.
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6 weeks, Oyster has no issues, incl. a mild coffee spillage, cleaned in 10 mins without panic, forgot which of the 4 seats it happened
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After one year of use I have a slight belt mark on the bolster. The offending belt is a wide brown leather belt, I just about always wear this belt. It doesn't bother me and I know from my previous BMWs that this bolster will soon start to show signs of wear anyway...
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The bolsters definitely show wear first, and they are the most difficult to keep clean. I actually did a quick wash on my car yesterday after getting some type of tree sap on it, and I removed some blue jean staining from the drivers seat. I had to work a bit more on the bolsters, but in 10 minutes - it was like new. Of course, the car is only 6 weeks old...so I guess it should be
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Lol...
Considering I wear dark colored jeans all the time I can't wait. That is why I bought the ReinstAll so that the dealership can deal with restoring the color. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Bimmer App |
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