Burgundy Sport Seats
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Burgundy Sport Seats
I am amazed at how well these sports look after 26 years, 200k+ miles, Florida sunshine, PCA trackdays in Ohio, six different owners, and 5 years of storage in my shop...
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There is very few scratches in the leather, some of the piping is cracked in places, and the stitching where the side bolster meets the seat bottom inserts is stressed. Damn they are lite weight compared to the standard comfort seats.
Here they are soaking up rejuvenator oil, as the leather is tight and dry:
Here they are soaking up rejuvenator oil, as the leather is tight and dry:
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Well I managed to get the leather on these two seats to soak up about half a container of Leatherique rejuvenator oil, I'm starting to see some life in the leather again.
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seats look fantastic!! where did you get the Leatherique rejuvenator oil from? i have a pair of seats that could use that treatment as well and so far nothing has worked.
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Those would look sweet here!
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Description: 128 OZ OF REJUVINATOR OIL & 128 OZ OF PRESTINE CLEAN.
So far it has done the job nicely, the prestine clean really leaves a nice finish to the leather and the vinyl.
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from here: http://www.leatherique.com/
Description: 128 OZ OF REJUVINATOR OIL & 128 OZ OF PRESTINE CLEAN.
So far it has done the job nicely, the prestine clean really leaves a nice finish to the leather and the vinyl.
Description: 128 OZ OF REJUVINATOR OIL & 128 OZ OF PRESTINE CLEAN.
So far it has done the job nicely, the prestine clean really leaves a nice finish to the leather and the vinyl.
If you go that route, I found that West Marine sells a set of 4 foam applicators for a few bucks that work great for the dye.
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Colin, Yep very Dark shade of Gray that the rest of you earthlings call burgundy, except a few PacNWers who refer to it as Buttgundy...
Ken, yeah they would look sweet in your '86.5 GT-S, and with the way you've dialed it in and with your 220 option, you need sports in there.
Mark thanks for the tip on the applicators, I'll wait and see how the interior goes back together. Burgundy is a bitch to keep the same shade throughout all the different interior pieces and materials.
Ken, yeah they would look sweet in your '86.5 GT-S, and with the way you've dialed it in and with your 220 option, you need sports in there.
Mark thanks for the tip on the applicators, I'll wait and see how the interior goes back together. Burgundy is a bitch to keep the same shade throughout all the different interior pieces and materials.