Leather Seats Worn

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stu

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Hi folks my car was suffering from a worn boulster on the drivers seat, cars got black leather sports seats .Treated it with leather cleaner and a cream from the furniture clinic . Applied the cream twice and let it soak in its done a great job seat looks great .Total cost £20 pounds a result I reckon !! :thumbsup:
 
I tried some of this stuff but didn't find it worked very well, it seemed to just wipe off again leaving the cracks still visible. How long dod you leave it before wiping down afterwards?
 
It said on jar only 5 mins then rub down it came off you like you said .Reapplied it left it for several hours reapplied it again left it again several hours did not rub it down .It worked a treat think you need to let it soak right in to the leather first. :thumbsup:
 
I've got a worn bolster too. I've looked at the redying kits but I'm a bit wary of them, trying to get an exact match to the rest of the red leather could be tricky.
There's a leather restoring company that seems well respected on detailingworld.com and luckily they're based in Newcastle. I've had a quote from them of roughly £80 to get my drivers side bolster treated, which is very tempting as I'd have a bit of reassurance of a colour match, since they scan the colour to get an exact match and I'd have someone to go back to if there are any problems.

I'll probably go for the leather treatment next month, after I've sorted this months bills for insurance and road tax :headbang:
 
Hi Herminator that sounds like a good deal I live near newcastle have you got the address and name of said firm might go down that route my self, price is reasonable .
 
Yours will be twice as much as someone put a load of muck on the seats they have to remove first :P
 
stu said:
Hi Herminator that sounds like a good deal I live near newcastle have you got the address and name of said firm might go down that route my self, price is reasonable .
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http://www.furnitureclinic.co.uk/
 
stu said:
It said on jar only 5 mins then rub down it came off you like you said .Reapplied it left it for several hours reapplied it again left it again several hours did not rub it down .It worked a treat think you need to let it soak right in to the leather first. :thumbsup:
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OK I think I'll try again, however the black is alot darker than the oregon leather of my actual seats
 
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