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#2
Moderator
I just used the guide on the leather renew web site and it matched perfectly on my parchment seats. Their number 2134 - Parchment was the color. You could have looked it up yourself if you went to their web site.
http://www.leatherrenew.com/leatherColor.php
http://www.leatherrenew.com/leatherColor.php
#3
I just used the guide on the leather renew web site and it matched perfectly on my parchment seats. Their number 2134 - Parchment was the color. You could have looked it up yourself if you went to their web site.
http://www.leatherrenew.com/leatherColor.php
http://www.leatherrenew.com/leatherColor.php
#4
Instructor
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I just used the guide on the leather renew web site and it matched perfectly on my parchment seats. Their number 2134 - Parchment was the color. You could have looked it up yourself if you went to their web site. http://www.leatherrenew.com/leatherColor.php
#5
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VIN? We don't need no stinkin' VIN.
Just use their drop down chart. Why did you even think to try the VIN color code. Lexus only has a few colors. They are very obvious in their differences and names.
Just use their drop down chart. Why did you even think to try the VIN color code. Lexus only has a few colors. They are very obvious in their differences and names.
#6
Instructor
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I guess I was reading too much. Their site says to enter your VIN to see the color code, so I did. I saw their chart after you had already provided the number.
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