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04-05-2000, 04:22 PM
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Several times I had used a leather cleaner and conditioner for the seats in 90' 300CE.
Than i heart that the seats might not be leather but "leathrete" or something that sounds similar. I know it is a silly question, but what material do I have in my car? Would the leather products work for it? If not , what will? Thanks again Dmitry 1990 300CE 
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04-05-2000, 05:42 PM
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Dmitry:
Mercedes calls their non-leather upholstery "MB Tex". If you look in the "Detailing" forum, many posts recommend a vinyl cleaner like Meguiar's Vinylex to clean/restore your MB Tex. As to whether or not leather cleaner will hurt MB Tex, I can't answer. Hope this helps. Brian
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