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Darkstar752 · 02-28-09, 12:15

What exactly is wrong with it? It's hard, cracked, or fading?

It's most likely something that requires a very specific recoloration/crack filler, which you can do yourself by cutting out a small square from some unnoticeable spot and sending it into Leatherique I believe, and they will match it for you, and send you crack filler, rejuvenator oil, and dye specifically for your seats.

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Darkstar752 Registered User Darkstar752 is offline Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 351	Re: Leather Repair in Socal What exactly is wrong with it? It's hard, cracked, or fading? It's most likely something that requires a very specific recoloration/crack filler, which you can do yourself by cutting out a small square from some unnoticeable spot and sending it into Leatherique I believe, and they will match it for you, and send you crack filler, rejuvenator oil, and dye specifically for your seats.