Scuff master any good?

M

Maniac

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Its very good. Comes with toners to alter the colour if yours has faded (which it inevitably will have in time). I used it on my white leather seats, did a great job. I'd say a 99% colour match right out of the bottle.
 
Its brilliant stuff - very easy to work with too. I had same issues with my bolster and after half hour (inc prep ie cleaning) it looked like new. I used it on black leather and didnt dilute it, iirc theres a mixer that you can add to the dye to make match slightly sun faded rest of seat if need be. Hopefully red will be just a simple for you. Worked will on a couple of jeans stud scratches on the seat base too.
 
http://www.z4-forum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=32794&p=443173&hilit=+scuff+master#p443173

some of the before photos are missing now from flickr but you ll get an idea of finished result.
 
It comes with some small pieces of foam. I used these plus a rag to smooth out any edges. You'll see. Its a doddle to use.
 
Jonny essex said:
andysat said:
Let us know how it goes mate :)
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Just used it today, its better but not as good as i hoped, think its prob better on black or white leather as red is a bitch to match up, i did say oregon dream red but its not taking to some of the bigger scuffs. It looks a bit better and feels smoother, so at least its an improvement, i will apply another coat over the weekend! :dizzy:
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u gotta do thin layers on top of one another... hairdryer on the area after each application to dry it quicker....

I've just done a full interior recolour with this stuff, I know what im talking about ;)
 
Jonny essex said:
andysat said:
Let us know how it goes mate :)
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Just used it today, its better but not as good as i hoped, think its prob better on black or white leather as red is a bitch to match up, i did say oregon dream red but its not taking to some of the bigger scuffs. It looks a bit better and feels smoother, so at least its an improvement, i will apply another coat over the weekend! :dizzy:
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u gotta do thin layers on top of one another... hairdryer on the area after each application to dry it quicker....

I've just done a full interior recolour with this stuff, I know what im talking about ;)[/quote]
Yeah what i thought, did 3 layers already and does look alot better but still needs more! :headbang: lol[/quote]


I just sponged a full interior and your talking to me about 3 layers in a small area :headbang: :poke:

Spray gunned first back then ran out of aerosol spray so had to sponge the rest.
 
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