Kansas beige seats
- Thread starter mk1paul
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I have dye, give me five minutes to find it.
I will have to look on the tin.
I cleaned my seats with bleach of all things, came up great. Surprised how dirty my drivers seat was, and removed the muck from the grain.
Then used the balm later.
The problem that area is that there is a steel support structure with thin padding.
I will have to look on the tin.
I cleaned my seats with bleach of all things, came up great. Surprised how dirty my drivers seat was, and removed the muck from the grain.
Then used the balm later.
The problem that area is that there is a steel support structure with thin padding.
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Firstly, for a 12 year old BMW that looks pretty good. BM seat bolster wear is legendary.
Secondly, it looks like Canberra Beige from the pictures. You should have a colour code for it somewhere on the car. If not, ask your local dealer to give you the code, or from the VIN number you can look it up. Talk to someone like Furniture Clinic, they should be able to match it.
A good wipe over with leather cleaner and then leather 'food' will make it look a million times better even before you think about dyeing it.
Secondly, it looks like Canberra Beige from the pictures. You should have a colour code for it somewhere on the car. If not, ask your local dealer to give you the code, or from the VIN number you can look it up. Talk to someone like Furniture Clinic, they should be able to match it.
A good wipe over with leather cleaner and then leather 'food' will make it look a million times better even before you think about dyeing it.
