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    Re: Maximizing Detailing Supplies

    Quote Originally Posted by AustrianOak82 View Post
    I have...trying to invest in the right products that work hand in hand since a lot of the materials (rubber, etc) are the same.

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    Re: Maximizing Detailing Supplies

    Rubber and leather varies from one model to another on certain cars.

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    Please enlighten me on the difference between shoe sole rubber and tire rubber, the fabric on a car seat versus the fabric inside a shoe, and the leather on a car seat vs the leather on a shoe.

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    Re: Maximizing Detailing Supplies

    A sneaker cleaner for rubber soles textured hard rubber can't be cleaned with the same cleaner as per say a Ferrari leather.

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    You have coated leather and non coated leather in some cars, the nap in auto carpet is different then a sneaker,you wear a sneaker why would you clean the inside of a sneaker with automotive detailing products that potentially could cause some kind of rash or something,if you are cleaning sneakers go to footlocker and get the appropriate stuff to clean sneaker leather.Its like saying I'm gonna detail car upholstery with sneaker cleaner.Its just my personal opinion.

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