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Hello all, I have a E270 CDI Wagon -05 and also with pebble beige interior. No matter what clothes you have, they discolour the seats and the fabric.
I use Driwash'n Guard Leather and Vinyl treatment and Upholstery, Fabric and Carpet treatment.
It's very efficient and gives a fresh scent in the car! The leather and upholstery looks like new.
I live in Finland and they import it from the U.S
www.driwashsolutions.com/

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2011 E63 AMG; 2011 E350 2005 E320 CDI; 1984 300 SD
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I looked up the website and ordered some of the leather cleaner. THey also make an upholstery cleaner. I'm ordered that too; maybe it will help to keep the door jam cloth liner clean?
 

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Most certainly it will. I have used their products for two years and I won't buy any other brand.
I also got had my car sealed with their paint sealer.I did it when I got my new -05 270 CDI wagon delivered in january and after several months in road salt conditions I haven't got a scratch in the paint and no swirl marks!
 

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I have a new E280 with pebble beige upholstery - looks great, but after the reports in this forum I've been watching for discolouration. Just on 3000km now and ta light discolouration has appeared. Seems to not relate to any particular clothing just general use (perhaps jeans?). A light spray and wipe with Windex (water based window cleaner - is the same thing in the US?)and it wiped off in seconds.

Will look for the DriWash products for longer term preservation, but doubt that they are avail in Australia. Does anyone know?

GP
 

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I have a new E280 with pebble beige upholstery - looks great, but after the reports in this forum I've been watching for discolouration. Just on 3000km now and ta light discolouration has appeared. Seems to not relate to any particular clothing just general use (perhaps jeans?). A light spray and wipe with Windex (water based window cleaner - is the same thing in the US?)and it wiped off in seconds.

Will look for the DriWash products for longer term preservation, but doubt that they are avail in Australia. Does anyone know?

GP
 
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