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Guessing I already know the answer to this question but thought I would ask just in case. Already scratched my driver seat (see pictures). Any ideas on how to fix?
You can buy a new cover (not cheap)….or you can have a good upholstery shop dye it. Or, if you’re feeling mechanical you can dye it yourself. Not sure where you could procure the dye though.
I bought a new cover for a BMW, and a Lexus. I dyed the bolster myself on my Ferrari. I got a factory-matched color from http://leatherique.com
You mean a new factory cover replacement? Not a seat cover right? Not sporting no gungy beads or sheep skin look I prob should have put on some type of seat cover but the seats look too damn good to hide.
You mean a new factory cover replacement? Not a seat cover right? Not sporting no gungy beads or sheep skin look I prob should have put on some type of seat cover but the seats look too damn good to hide.
No sheepskin…haha….I mean an OEM piece of leather, my friend.
I had a mobile repair outfit come over once for my C5 Vette. And they did their thing, which was some sort of color process. $80 as I recall. Forgot about it until you mentioned it.
a little shoe polish of the same color, very lightly applied, let it dry, buff it .... good to go.
maybe next time take the tool out of the back pocket first.
a little shoe polish of the same color, very lightly applied, let it dry, buff it .... good to go.
maybe next time take the tool out of the back pocket first.
look for people who do interior recon or upholstery stops. they usually lightly sand it and respray the color. will look like new. or bring it to your dealer if you cant find someone, they usually have someone they subcontract with.
a little shoe polish of the same color, very lightly applied, let it dry, buff it .... good to go.
maybe next time take the tool out of the back pocket first.
Yeah gotta wonder just how someone managed to do that.
The 'Relentless Pursuit of Perfection' is gonna kill us all. I too try to keep all things in pristine condition. But as hard as I try, 'dooky' happens!
08-13-21, 01:14 PM
Seat Damage
Any ideas on how to fix? 
I prob should have put on some type of seat cover but the seats look too damn good to hide.
good one lol
