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Leather refurb
- Thread starter NLW73
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It may be different down south but when I was looking to have my two buckets dyed from black to grey up here in the north, I was getting quoted more for re-colouring from some places than others were quoting to re-trim them.
Maybe ask a good dealer who they use. It's possible that the likes of RPM or maybe 911v will have a mobile trade guy who does anything they need.
Trouble is they may want to get it done for you and add a bit on for themselves.
Forget the likes of Southbound though. Great as they are, they fit into the "If you have to ask, you can't afford it" bracket. :wink:
Maybe ask a good dealer who they use. It's possible that the likes of RPM or maybe 911v will have a mobile trade guy who does anything they need.
Trouble is they may want to get it done for you and add a bit on for themselves.
Forget the likes of Southbound though. Great as they are, they fit into the "If you have to ask, you can't afford it" bracket. :wink:
Magic919
Mugello
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LTT do some re-colouring products http://lttleathercare.com/product/auto-leather-recolour/
asterix_the_gaul
Barcelona
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Have done several redye jobs diy, it's really easy. You need a fair bit Of The dye to make a perfect job, the ideal is to get the seats out, recolour them by hand and finish with an airgun spray job masking off the other bits. I never went that far, just recoloured by hand 3 coats and it was 90-95%. Cost about 40-50 in dyes and bits and about 2-3hrs of time in total. Would be more time for removing the seats and doing the spray finish plus 20 for a hobby airgun and can of air. Removing seats actually really easy 4 bolts and an e14 socket.
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