Re-colouring worn leather?
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The leather has gone beyond the point of just feeding and reconditioning it!
I went to Woolworths and found a shoe dye (£2.99) that is meant to change the colour of leather! I suspected that I would have to re-do the whole wheel, but that's not a major problem!
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Andy
I went to Woolworths and found a shoe dye (£2.99) that is meant to change the colour of leather! I suspected that I would have to re-do the whole wheel, but that's not a major problem!
Cheers
Andy
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Andy - check the Before & After pix on THIS THREAD
Absolutely superb results, and at £250ish for the full interior, can't see a wheel being that costly (?)
Absolutely superb results, and at £250ish for the full interior, can't see a wheel being that costly (?)
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don't put shoe dye on it, it will juet come off
on ur hands(look at ur socks after gettin ur leather shoes
wet!)get some leather furniture dye and putit on in thin
coats takin about 3-4 hours 2 dry shouldnt take no more
than 3-5 coats for a good result.
hope this has been a help.
BAZ
on ur hands(look at ur socks after gettin ur leather shoes
wet!)get some leather furniture dye and putit on in thin
coats takin about 3-4 hours 2 dry shouldnt take no more
than 3-5 coats for a good result.
hope this has been a help.
BAZ
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