Wear on drivers seat "Bumage"
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My new Boxster with leather (non-sports) seats has now done 4000 miles - mainly consisting of 30mile trips. The drivers seat is beginning to show signs of wear. This consists of 'stretched' leather on the base of the seat where my bottom rests (slightly embarrassing) - I'm a bit disappointed by this.
Admittedly I'm not a 'small' person, but am not massive either (15stone).
Is this what is to be expected or should I complain? Have others had a similar experience?
Admittedly I'm not a 'small' person, but am not massive either (15stone).
Is this what is to be expected or should I complain? Have others had a similar experience?
I got my seats back to tip-top condition by treating them with Liquid Leather. This stuff is awesome - they do a cleaner and a conditioner which brings the leather up perfectly if there are no cracks or scuffs - then they do leather dye which is colour matched.
So my recommendation - buy some cleaner and conditioner. It will tighten the leather on the areas its a bit worn and with a bit of effort make em look like new.
Btw if you have scuffs - this stuff really does make them vanish, though you have to be careful to get the right colour match through dilution with water.
So my recommendation - buy some cleaner and conditioner. It will tighten the leather on the areas its a bit worn and with a bit of effort make em look like new.
Btw if you have scuffs - this stuff really does make them vanish, though you have to be careful to get the right colour match through dilution with water.
I don't think you'll get this in Halfords - not mainstream enough.
I ordered here - www.liquidleather.com/
Their websites rubbish but I found their product isn't.
The cleaner and conditioner are designed to restore your leather, so sharpened up the colour in the seats but doesn't give them a gloss. The Scuff Repair is a paint. None of the products result in a gloss coat if you follow the simple application rules (ie you don't need much to get a result), more a clean satin look consistent with when the leather was new.
I ordered here - www.liquidleather.com/
Their websites rubbish but I found their product isn't.
The cleaner and conditioner are designed to restore your leather, so sharpened up the colour in the seats but doesn't give them a gloss. The Scuff Repair is a paint. None of the products result in a gloss coat if you follow the simple application rules (ie you don't need much to get a result), more a clean satin look consistent with when the leather was new.
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!! try sitting in the passenger seat to wear the seats evenly...or get down that gym wide boy!!
