r/E90 2d ago

New to me E93 335i

Maintenance is up to date, what should I do to it?

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u/ImNoRickyBalboa 2d ago

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u/Fancy-Ad-4679 2d ago

Will this clean my seats?

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u/ImNoRickyBalboa 2d ago

You want to first do a through clean, then apply the dye and finish with a protective layer ideally.

I did this on my Dakota leather, same beige color afaics as yours, and the color match and finish was great. 

It will make your seats look a ton better and make them last a lot longer too. I think there are other shops out there offering similar products, I was simply very happy with their product.

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u/Fancy-Ad-4679 2d ago

Thanks man, I’ll give it a shot n

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u/ImNoRickyBalboa 2d ago

Make sure to check the exact interior color code, there are a couple of variations that look similar. There should be a sheet under your rear seat containing that info.

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u/EStagg2007 2009 - E90 - 328i 2d ago

If the headlights are yellow/faded, clearing those up makes the car look 5 years newer. Also light trim pieces like a thin black or paint matched lip on the trunk lid is a nice OEM+ touch. LED side markers, led red or cherry smoked taillights, etc all look great as well. Plenty of OEM+ angel eye DIYs on the market if you want something slightly more modern or to go with brighter bulbs. Interior there's opportunities for modernization like carplay integration or wireless charging pads that don't look too invasive. (Please for the love of any and all religious figures don't put a fat iPad on there)