Klaus

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I too am curious as to how this would compare to a SEM dyed black interior

Acer

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update? ...

1WILLY1

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very interested to hear how they help up, regardless im buying the leatherique kit soon,,,,i just dont know if ivory 05 is the color I need so im going to have to cut out a small sample and send to them.

rcchris7

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I read through the whole thread to find out what these fella's are asking.. They turned out great! Maybe some pictures of how they look now? Nevermind my seats I replaced them with buckets but my leather couch!

ScottURnot

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Wow, amazing results, that looks great! wonder what the long term durability will be like? got any today pics?

1WILLY1

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from what ive read and heard leatherique is the real deal, if done properly its not impossible for it to last as long as OEM, especially if you apply it to seats and are in decent condition to begin with, no cracks, rips etc...

MDSC

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As some of you may know that follow my build thread, i had my seats redone in 2009. Redye process works but the crack filler did not hold up on cracks that were all the way trough. If your seats are just faded go for it, it works. If your seats are cracked you will need to rewrap them. Overall for me it was a huge waste of money/time. I ended up gettting my sets rewraped with a katzkin kit for under 1100. I wasted over 300 and 3 days of my life on the leatherique just to rip it out.

chapabig

wow!!!, thank you sir, my sits are cracked and i rather not waste 3 days of labor, i think im just going to re-wrap, i was about to order the whole kit

1CleanSC

I would definitely like to see pictures of this done to a black interior SC300.

lsc4

Thank you +1, was also about to order the kit. Now i need to decide if i want the same colour or pick a new one.

dwebb99

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I have always had great results with Leatherique products. If your leather is split, crack filler WILL NOT mend the two together. Crack filler is for filling in, NOT mending split leather. Big difference.