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I've bought a leather steering wheel off a coupe.
It's got a couple of scuffs, but ultimately better than the one in my car which seems to be crumbling away

Someone has said you can buy a spray that will cover up the imperfections - anone heard of it, or had experience of using it??

Hi - I dont know about a spray but if you have leather you want to get back looking original and in good condition then you would be best off gettng leather paint - I have seen several done and am planning doing my seats in my BMW this summer - ebay have

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/leather-dye-for-B ... 3a58dbc86b

who i know someone who have used and are very good so I am told - and if its for the stearing wheel then a black dye would do I think. or equivalent.

Hope this of some help

I got some of that stuff once, it was ordered by a local vehicle upholsterer for me and colour matched to a sample of the leather. I had a scuff / surface tear in the base of the back seat caused by a cow-orker who got in the car with a screwdriver in his pocket (only a couple of weeks after I got the car ). The replacement seat cover was £460 so I took it to the upholsterer who suggested this stuff. He told me to use a thin brush with the paint to "fill" the tear, apparently enough coats will fill it completely so that it disappears. I did loads of coats and eventually stopped, you can still see the damage but it's under the kiddy seats anyway , I'm sure the longer you persist the better the effect.

acrylic paint can be used to re furbish leather , weak miture and many coats so it soaks in to leather works best , i have doe arms on leather suite i have and its perfect

406IT wrote:Hi - I dont know about a spray but if you have leather you want to get back looking original and in good condition then you would be best off gettng leather paint - I have seen several done and am planning doing my seats in my BMW this summer - ebay have

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/leather-dye-for-B ... 3a58dbc86b

who i know someone who have used and are very good so I am told - and if its for the stearing wheel then a black dye would do I think. or equivalent.

Hope this of some help

just followed your link have you seen how many blacks they have?
the best one is" not deep black with a yellow tint"
cant imagine what that s like

That looks good stuff
Problem is what colour to have