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Originally Posted by Jakerooni
Man you guys are out there... OK the "Shine" you guys speak of on there was Hyperdressing applied after the dye and before I wiped it down. The leather was soft when finished. and SEM dye may not be the best but it is leather "Dye" not friggin paint like what was on there. The leather was soft and it worked out great. Sorry but at the time I did not have a HPLV gun with pigment dyes to color match. I've actually learned quite alot since I did that detail but lets call a spade a spade and quit trying to tear apart what was a great save on a dealer hack job. I'm so very glad we have so many leather "Experts" on this site now... Where the heck were you guys back when I was asking questions about this?
To the OP.. what I did was what my client wanted me to do. Your client should have a new seat put in with only have 44k on it. Seems a bit ridiculous for a seat to wear out that quickly. Hopefully they understood the mess you cleaned off.
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Sorry, just stating the facts. Unless Sem has changed their product line, then it isn't a good product. I am not criticizing your work just the product. I have been around for over a year, but I can't catch all of the threads.
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