I've used Gliptone's 'Scuff Master' kits on the pale 'Graphite' and 'Ivory White' leathers of a 911 and an E89. The colour matches are very good and the product works well.
Needing only a new bottle of dye for the E89, but not the rest of the kit, I didn't want to pay £38 for the lot, so have bought a 'Scratch Doctor' 'Dabber Pen' for £8.
I'll report how well it works.
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Busterboo
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wanderer
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How did you get on with this?
Just ordered one myself.
Seemed to be the only place i could find Kansas / Canberra beige.
Seats are in excellent condition except for one small bit on the drivers side shoulder. Usual place for wear.
Just ordered one myself.
Seemed to be the only place i could find Kansas / Canberra beige.
Seats are in excellent condition except for one small bit on the drivers side shoulder. Usual place for wear.
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Deepseaskateboard
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I have one for my Coral Red interior, it had a few scratches and the dabber has made them all invisible. Interior looks much better. Cheap fix.
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Thanks for the response.Deepseaskateboard wrote: ↑Wed Nov 16, 2022 6:21 pm I have one for my Coral Red interior, it had a few scratches and the dabber has made them all invisible. Interior looks much better. Cheap fix.
Looking forward to bringing it back up to "as new" condition again.
Will post up some pictures or video when I do so.
For anyone in the EU, it works out to twice the price but still good at ~€20.