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  1. exotic30

    exotic30 Karting

    Jun 22, 2008
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    #1 exotic30, Aug 4, 2009
    Any recommendations on how to clean-up/recondition older (~30-year old) leather seats? They are in pretty good condition but would like to bring them back up to life (car is a BB 512 but I assume it doesn't matter as leather is leather :)

    Thanks!
     
  2. Easyrider7467

    Easyrider7467 Formula Junior

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    John
    #2 Easyrider7467, Aug 4, 2009
    Leatherique. You wont need anything else.

    Try the search function too. use "advanced Search" search titles: Leatherique.

    Good luck, post before and after pics.

    We love pics here...
     
  3. cmt6891

    cmt6891 Formula 3

    Feb 25, 2008
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    #3 cmt6891, Aug 4, 2009
    Leatherique for sure!! Just make sure to follow the company step by step instructions. Some have tried proceedures of their own and end up with less than desireable results or even a problem.
     
  4. exotic30

    exotic30 Karting

    Jun 22, 2008
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    #4 exotic30, Aug 4, 2009
    Just had a look at the website...looks fantastic, although it's a little overwhelming on how many options there are...

    Maybe I'll start posting a few pics of the seats and the interior and then I can get the experts' opinion on what's the list of products that I need and order that they go on in...

    Thanks!
     
  5. First Ferrari

    First Ferrari Formula Junior

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    Christopher Reeves
    #5 First Ferrari, Aug 4, 2009
     
  6. Bullfighter

    Bullfighter Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Jan 26, 2005
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    #6 Bullfighter, Aug 4, 2009
    Talk to a leather/upholstery expert before you do anything, especially before using dye on the leather.

    You didn't list your location, but if you happen to be in southern CA I can point you in the right direction.
     
  7. Jackmb1

    Jackmb1 F1 Rookie

    Dec 27, 2005
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    #7 Jackmb1, Aug 4, 2009
    Call Leatherique directly for professional advice.
     
  8. h00kem

    h00kem Guest

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    #8 h00kem, Aug 5, 2009
    Leatherique without a doubt.
     

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