RE: [Chrysler300] top cleaning

[Mark Souders <souders@xxxx>]

John,
I used to work at a Jeep dealer, (between real jobs) and we offered "First
Place Finish" It was just a way to get more money from the car-buying
public, for a wax job. The dealer marked up the car by $650. First place
finish offered a finish rejuvenator, and a vinyl and leather conditioner.
The Vinyl and leather conditioner worked great on my seats, dash board, and
vinyl tops. I don't know what the stuff was made of, but it really worked
well. I don't know if that stuff is available retail, but when you bought a
car with this First Place Finish, you also got a postcard to order another
set of bottles. The problem is they sent the refills to the dealership and
not to you directly. My last bottle is almost empty, so I'll soon need to
find something else to use.

Mark



> -----Original Message-----
> From:	JP300HURST@xxxx [SMTP:JP300HURST@xxxx]
> Sent:	Wednesday, March 19, 2003 9:11 AM
> To:	ryan_hillc300@xxxx; SOUDERS@xxxx;
> tubman@xxxx
> Cc:	Chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject:	Re: [Chrysler300] top cleaning
> 
> Hello, I see there is much response to this topic. What are these quality
> conditioners? What are the brands that some of you use?
> 
> Thanks in advance, john 


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