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Red Leather Touch Up Dye for Seats
12-18-2011, 04:22 AM
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Red Leather Touch Up Dye for Seats
FINALLY SOLD OUT! Thanks for all happy buyers. I'm glad you got to fix your seats!
Hello,
To make this stuff work the best, it's best to clean and prep the area as best as possible. I used Lexol cleaner/conditioner. After cleaning the area thoroughly, I simply used a Q-tip to apply the touch up in VERY small amounts. It doesn't take much at all. After letting it dry for a while (I think I waited 2-3 days), condition the seats. The rub never rubbed off on me. It's been over well over a year. This is no miracle product. You will still see the cracks but it will definitely help a ton. However, for me, the small scratches were completely invisible after.
I had a friend who worked at an upholstery shop make me this custom red to match my red s2k seats a while back. Unfortunately, the shop closed down so I won't be able to anymore. I'm selling what I have left.
Disclaimer:
-Use at your own risk, I'm not responsible for what you do with your seats!
-This was made for MY red seats. If your seats are old and have turned brown, don't expect a close match.
-No refunds
With that being said, here are some pics:
Here's what you'll be getting. I'm guessing it's about 5-10ml? I took a pic of it by my spare keys so you see exactly how much your getting. It's not much but it's plenty for doing two seats that were in my condition and still have some left over. If you need any more than this, you're using way to much. Note that you're not receiving a full container. It's about 1/3 filled.
Location: Columbus, Ohio.
Price: SOLD OUT!
Email me for the quickest response at teawins05@hotmail.com
Hello,
To make this stuff work the best, it's best to clean and prep the area as best as possible. I used Lexol cleaner/conditioner. After cleaning the area thoroughly, I simply used a Q-tip to apply the touch up in VERY small amounts. It doesn't take much at all. After letting it dry for a while (I think I waited 2-3 days), condition the seats. The rub never rubbed off on me. It's been over well over a year. This is no miracle product. You will still see the cracks but it will definitely help a ton. However, for me, the small scratches were completely invisible after.
I had a friend who worked at an upholstery shop make me this custom red to match my red s2k seats a while back. Unfortunately, the shop closed down so I won't be able to anymore. I'm selling what I have left.
Disclaimer:
-Use at your own risk, I'm not responsible for what you do with your seats!
-This was made for MY red seats. If your seats are old and have turned brown, don't expect a close match.
-No refunds
With that being said, here are some pics:
Here's what you'll be getting. I'm guessing it's about 5-10ml? I took a pic of it by my spare keys so you see exactly how much your getting. It's not much but it's plenty for doing two seats that were in my condition and still have some left over. If you need any more than this, you're using way to much. Note that you're not receiving a full container. It's about 1/3 filled.
Location: Columbus, Ohio.
Price: SOLD OUT!
Email me for the quickest response at teawins05@hotmail.com
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12-21-2011, 09:55 PM
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3 left! Get them while you can. I keep getting asked the same question. I'll answer it again... I CANNOT get any other colors. I can't even get anymore red.