Leatherique Seat restoration

[shogun]

For those who want to try it
http://home.insightbb.com/~todd.kenyon/leather.htm
and here
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showt...ight=dye+seats

[BigKriss]

For those who want to try it
http://home.insightbb.com/~todd.kenyon/leather.htm
and here
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showt...ight=dye+seats

are there any writeups on how to take the seats out with the electronic memory control function? If a DIY job was in order, it would take a few days to do, you would have to drive around with one front seat.

[Gayle]

Whit has previously posted pictures of what his leatherique job looked like with the passage of time. It looked great in the beginning but didn't hold up. He was satisfied with the oil and cleaner but but didn't recommend the repair stuff. Whit--time to post again.

[JonE]

It worked pretty good for me!

[bondheli]

Umm "Here (below) are the seats one year later."
Different colored seats, interior panels, and carpet....?
This looks like BS to me.

[DaCan23]

In this months Roundel, Mark Jon Calabrese's column which is covering his E30 M3 Warsteiner restoration, is about him using Leatherique to restore the seats. Was a nice little write up.

[granit_silber]

That's just the difference in the light available for the photograph. The first photo was taken late in the day with no flash. The second was taken towards mid-day with a flash.
-ashley

[bondheli]

That's just the difference in the light available for the photograph. The first photo was taken late in the day with no flash. The second was taken towards mid-day with a flash.
-ashley

Look to be 2 different shades of interior to me.

[uscharalph]

Look to be 2 different shades of interior to me.

That's got to be more than differnce in light.

[pyro]

no its not look at the stuff pluged into the cigeret lighter its the same in both cars unless he moved it from one car to the next and took both pictures its gotta be the same car.