opinions on what to do with my leather seats??

Poll Poll what combination??

  • Respray the leather to same champagne color and leave plastics the champagne color

    Votes: 5 100.0%
  • Respray the leather to same champagne color and change plastics to black ones

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Respray the leather to a lighter cream color and leave plastics the champagne color

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Respray the leather to a lighter cream color and change plastics to black ones

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    5

nightyard

Senior member
Hi,
my seats are worn and the bolster has worn so much theres a tiny hole....
I'm thinking I'll respray them....

I've got a few ideas and want people's input or if anyones interior is like one of the poll options please post a photo for me to look at!


the doors and center console etc are the champagne color plastic.... I'm going to remove all the plastics and jet wash them when I change the speakers.
carpets are also the champagne color.

personally I like the idea of the lighter cream colour but I'm unsure if it would look right with the champagne carpets and plastics... I could easily and cheaply swap to the black plastics though
 
Just looked on the vin checker and it says the original colour is "LEDER OREGON / BEIGE (LAAB)"

I'm just going to order some scuff master and see how it turns out....

In the list of leather colours on the site it says BMW Z4, 2005, V/L/Beige LAAB
and BMW Z4. 2007. "Champagne"

my production date on the car is 09/12/06
I presume I need to order the Beige one?
seems obvious enough but thought I better ask!
 
I'm no leather repair expert, so I'd take it to a pro. Costly, but it'll be done properly and should last.

Good luck with the repair!
 
spearman said:
I'm no leather repair expert, so I'd take it to a pro. Costly, but it'll be done properly and should last.

Good luck with the repair!

I did alright with my previous z4 seats with scuffmaster :D
 
nightyard said:
spearman said:
I'm no leather repair expert, so I'd take it to a pro. Costly, but it'll be done properly and should last.

Good luck with the repair!

I did alright with my previous z4 seats with scuffmaster :D

When I picture a repair like this I imagine the seats out and foam being changed, with new leather. All a bit scary for me - totally lack the knowledge!

Is scuff master just a liquid you apply? How does it fill a hole?

I've just bought some megs leather care for mine. Haven't tested it yet, so unsure of what sort of result to expect.

Get some before and after pics of your work :thumbsup:
 
spearman said:
nightyard said:
spearman said:
I'm no leather repair expert, so I'd take it to a pro. Costly, but it'll be done properly and should last.

Good luck with the repair!

I did alright with my previous z4 seats with scuffmaster :D

When I picture a repair like this I imagine the seats out and foam being changed, with new leather. All a bit scary for me - totally lack the knowledge!

Is scuff master just a liquid you apply? How does it fill a hole?

I've just bought some megs leather care for mine. Haven't tested it yet, so unsure of what sort of result to expect.

Get some before and after pics of your work :thumbsup:


im getting some lliquid leather cleaner and conditioner again...did a fantastic job on my black z4 SE seats last year.....
new leather smell, clean and matt look
 
Ordered a litre of champagne coloured scuff master plus spray gun..my seats are beige but whatever I think ill prefer the champagne colour....ill have enough to do the interior twice over...
Going to do all the leather in the car.
 
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