Martin_F

Works on Chrome for me.

megacrazy

Haha no idea what's up with the link. If it doesn't work for you try a different browser.

merceBENZ

Right to my point. Can't add anything. Thank you for understanding.

I was looking for one for a whole year and not a single one was posted in decent shape. My panel is in great overall shape except these 2. I saw panels w/o holes but in poor condition. So I gave up that idea and decided to repair mine. Cheaper and less hassle. Plus I like crafts.

Sorry, but to me these a 2 different pics. There is no way it is going to look like nothing happened. Plus as MEGACRAZY stated before: The leather kits involve filling the hole, sanding and painting so it will never be 100%. Being so, I don't trust this pic. PLUS, if you look closer you can notice that grain pattern doesn't match. Red flag about company integrity. THAT'S WHY I asked here if anyone had done such repair OR might suggest something they know.

JIM:
First bull is right here. Quote and put post number where I asked for cheap and top quality solution HERE? On some things you can go cheap, no joke, but not on such!

Speak up for yourself! My MB is special to me! Like any other car I poses! I treat them all with respect and dignity! If you switch them like gloves and can care less - that is YOUR problem and business. And just for the record, my car is 10 years old with 40k miles on it! Maybe it is mass produced, but it wasn't base base model (we are not talking about AMG). It is well equipped (not all the way but everything I could wish for) AND it has pretty rare color! So IT IS SPECIAL TO ME! In fact, I bought her when I was 24. What did you drive at the age of 24? (Rhetorical question). Bet no Mercedes... It is not new, but it is new to me! IN FACT, it still smells like NEW INSIDE! How do I know? Because at the age of 22 I bought $43k brand new van as I posted in another thread. Guess what? It is special to me as well! My first brand new vehicle which let's me and my wife to travel coast to coast every year worry free. And it still smells brand new! Yet, I have a third car! 15 years old cadillac with 254k miles on it. Guess what? It is special to me as well! My very first car (luxury car too!) which I was able (and still able) to keep running. I have story with every car and I that's why I have bond with them and that's why each one is special to me in some way. I hope we clear here.
And I worked hard to get all of my cars. No "papa & mama" money involved.

Good for you. Keep replacing them.

Read above... and enjoy your "old car after all"

Quote my rudeness TO YOU with post number. I would like to see where I offended your personality.


And your damn link doesn't work in Safari.

Martin_F

Actually no, you didn't ask if anybody on here had done such a repair.
In you original post, all you ask was:
That's why people started showing you products that are could patch the holes, instead of posting there own experience with products they used.

And your above statement about it being two pictures, it's not going to look like nothing happened doesn't make sense. So which is it? Does it look like two different pictures, or is the repair so good that it looks like nothing happened.

The grain pattern doesn't match? Of course not, because no kit out there is going to match the piece of leather in your car perfect!


Oh, and the link does work for me in Safari as well. Operator error, maybe?

merceBENZ

I posted screenshot of my screen. There is no error I could make.

Take a closer look at grains. They don't match in whole pictures. They could show actual not so perfect fix but they decided to fake it. Whatever. They lost my business.

I got nothing to add. I said everything above.
Thanks.

abla2484

You could get this special glue that is meant for leather. Put it on. Sand it very softly till it's even and then Get the paint and just put it over. I've done it many times and it works out great.

merceBENZ

I will check it out. Thank you.