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Title: Leather Seat Scuffs - Best product to repair?
Post by: Schuey on 08 October 2009, 19:49

Anybody know how good liquid leather is?

I have an A3 S Line with Grey/Charcoal leather that has a few scuffs on the bolster & over time the scuffs are now showing up white.

Alternatively any other products or ideas on how to sort this?

Title: Re: Leather Seat Scuffs - Best product to repair?
Post by: Dan J on 08 October 2009, 20:16

depending on how bad it is you might be looking at getting it re-trimed

Title: Re: Leather Seat Scuffs - Best product to repair?
Post by: dragonfly on 08 October 2009, 20:52

Try this: http://www.liquidleather.com/scuffs.htm (http://www.liquidleather.com/scuffs.htm)

Title: Re: Leather Seat Scuffs - Best product to repair?
Post by: Schuey on 08 October 2009, 21:22

Quote from: dragonfly on 08 October 2009, 20:52

Try this: http://www.liquidleather.com/scuffs.htm (http://www.liquidleather.com/scuffs.htm)

According to the instructions do I really have to cut some material off the seat & send this sample to them
before I can order???

Quote from: dubplate Dan on 08 October 2009, 20:16

depending on how bad it is you might be looking at getting it re-trimed

Definitely not that bad, the car is not even 3 years old yet. I'll try & put a pic on here to show the scuffs.

Title: Re: Leather Seat Scuffs - Best product to repair?
Post by: dragonfly on 09 October 2009, 09:07

No real need to cut any leather, if you phone them they can send you the right pack.