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Reconditioning leather seats

aidhan · 2011-06-21 23:56:38

Any advice on how to restore my merc leather seats :confused: Good condition no rips just discoloured and faded.

21-06-2011 11:56pm

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aidhan

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Any advice on how to restore my merc leather seats Good condition no rips just discoloured and faded.

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#2 22-06-2011 12:00am

Tommyboy40

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liquid leather is your man, google them. I'm using it on my SL

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#3 11-07-2011 8:53am

SilverBell

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aidhan wrote: »

Any advice on how to restore my merc leather seats Good condition no rips just discoloured and faded.

I know a couple of lads who swear by Gliptone (is that the same as liquid leather???). They've used it on red Pagoda seats, matched in a modern headrest to older red, and used it to bring a W108 horn pad from black to ivory. I 've seen the reults and it seems to be very good alright.

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