Anyone used liquid leather scuffmaster dye on Porsche linen?
Anyone used liquid leather scuffmaster dye on Porsche linen?
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johnny g-pipe

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174 posts

271 months

Wednesday 22nd March 2006
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I have the usual worn bolster, gearknob and handbrake - looks tired cos the leather dye has worn away..

..shurely a bit of leather dye like this is the easy answer..there must be a catch!

www.liquidleather.com/scuffs.htm

jimbrown

19 posts

256 months

Thursday 23rd March 2006
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Getting a good colour match is the tricky part. The dye I was sent(based on colour code) was a different shade to my leather. If you can supply them with a sample of your leather they can give a better match (anyone know where you can remove leather from 993 seats without it being noticeable?). If your seats are black then it may not be such an issue.

Jamie Summers

430 posts

279 months

Thursday 23rd March 2006
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It works well, but you have to be patient and do lots of thin coats. I've uesd it on two linen interiors with good results. I would strongly advise using a spray gun (they advertise an aerosol powered 'hobby spray gun' on their website which is good enough for the job.

Jamie