leather repair/rejuvenation
09-13-2009, 04:51 AM
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W208 CLK 55 AMG
Use Leatherique.
I ordered it from the USA. It's not the cheapest but it works. My leather was going like carboard in my car.... from years of sitting in the sun from the previous owner. Now it's much softer and has a nice matt finish.
Do a search. It's an amazing product. They also sell the dyes for the areas that are worn away. Though I never tried that.
I ordered it from the USA. It's not the cheapest but it works. My leather was going like carboard in my car.... from years of sitting in the sun from the previous owner. Now it's much softer and has a nice matt finish.
Do a search. It's an amazing product. They also sell the dyes for the areas that are worn away. Though I never tried that.
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