A aquazi Elite Derby + N. London Mar 4, 2012 #22 This is a very clever idea using shoe polish... I might have to try it on my bolsters. Would it last after a clean though ? I really need to get some liquid leather.... But this could be a good alternative. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
This is a very clever idea using shoe polish... I might have to try it on my bolsters. Would it last after a clean though ? I really need to get some liquid leather.... But this could be a good alternative. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
B bs0u0118 Member Leeds Mar 5, 2012 #23 Liquid Leathers Scuffmaster products are what you want for this - amazing stuff. I used it on the cracked bolsters on my TT; doesnt rub off and is colour matched to each manufacturers leather options.
Liquid Leathers Scuffmaster products are what you want for this - amazing stuff. I used it on the cracked bolsters on my TT; doesnt rub off and is colour matched to each manufacturers leather options.
Z Z4 Coupe Member Mar 14, 2012 #24 I've tried a couple of times to get some better photos but they aren't very good. I thought I'd post them anyway and you can make your own minds up. I've not had any transfer as far as I know. I would test it for yourselves if you are thinking of trying it but I'm happy with the results.
I've tried a couple of times to get some better photos but they aren't very good. I thought I'd post them anyway and you can make your own minds up. I've not had any transfer as far as I know. I would test it for yourselves if you are thinking of trying it but I'm happy with the results.
T TINO Active member cambridge Mar 14, 2012 #25 Good ole spit un polish !!!!! tried and tested through the years. Can;t beat them old un's
S shadowdrgn0 Member Yukon, Oklahoma Mar 14, 2012 #26 looks good i have this bookmarked now in case of any future needs.