Gaiter

tigor

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 London
My gaiter is looking very tired. For lack of being able to track down an original new gaiter online, has anyone tried restoring with something like shoe polish? Or is this a horrible idea?
 
tigor said:
My gaiter is looking very tired.
I would ring a vet TBH. Could be that it has things on it's mind. :D

Seriously, though, leather seat dye is good for this. I did the top of my gearstick and the handbrake of my F33 with black leather dye recently and they came up really well. Always use a leather cleaner first. Furniture Clinic products have a good reputation, that is what I use.
 
Pondrew said:
tigor said:
My gaiter is looking very tired.
I would ring a vet TBH. Could be that it has things on it's mind. :D
Completely agree, my driver side seat was wearing a bit and I used some leather cream dye and it came up like new…
Seriously, though, leather seat dye is good for this. I did the top of my gearstick and the handbrake of my F33 with black leather dye recently and they came up really well. Always use a leather cleaner first. Furniture Clinic products have a good reputation, that is what I use.
 
tigor said:
My gaiter is looking very tired. For lack of being able to track down an original new gaiter online, has anyone tried restoring with something like shoe polish? Or is this a horrible idea?

Completely agree with “pondrew”, my driver seat was looking a bit worn and tired and I used a leather colour cream and it came up like new…😁
 
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