Liquid leather - scuff master

Liquid leather - scuff master

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Ciaran

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1,442 posts

203 months

Tuesday 18th May 2010
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Have any of you lads used this, I've ordered the 250ml kit. Only have a small bit of wear on my bolster but thought I'd give it a go. Would be interested to hear/see your attempts!

aubrey9160

396 posts

183 months

Tuesday 18th May 2010
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Take your time. Dab it on with the sponges with lots of layers and if you can get a spray gun do the last coat with a spray gun. I did mine on my cerbera and you cant tell the difference.It probably took about 4 hrs to do but over a whole weekend.

kds keltec

1,365 posts

191 months

Wednesday 19th May 2010
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aubrey9160 said:
Take your time. Dab it on with the sponges with lots of layers and if you can get a spray gun do the last coat with a spray gun. I did mine on my cerbera and you cant tell the difference.It probably took about 4 hrs to do but over a whole weekend.
Thats the best way really , just take your time dont rush make sure the leather is clean before hand and slowly build up the area where the scuff is .

I use the dye watered down alot to help it soak into the leather not sit on top of the leather scuffed area

here is a thread with lots of pictures of seats before and afterwards using liquid leather dyes .

http://www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?h=0...

Kelly


Ciaran

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1,442 posts

203 months

Wednesday 19th May 2010
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Thanks kelly, fantastic work there!