por718

I just noticed a small scratch on my 991. 2 carerra leather seat. I've attached some photos of it. Not sure how this happened as the seat has hardly been sat in.

Penn4S

That looks very minor. I would try your leather seat conditioner (Zaino or other) as that may be enough to minimize or eliminate that slight blemish.

Raven 666

Leatherique products ,,they do colored fillers and every thing for automotive leather,,,,,,that is an easy wipe over with cotton bud of the right color dye over 30 OEM Porsche colors available

http://www.leatherique.com/oem-color...s/porsche.html

I purchase Leatherique from this Sydney supplier
http://www.ppcco.com.au/leatherique.html

LexVan

Paging Dr Collie in 3....2.....1...... Report to ER #991 stat.

CSK 911 C4S

You haven't seen anything yet.

Wait until you put some miles on it.

Bob Z.

If the above options don't suffice talk to your dealer and ask them who does their leather repair...they can work wonders (ask me how I know).

GTSdds

+1 leatherique.
I've used it on black leather in my Ferrari & it does work well enough to make that spot you have virtually disappear.

ScreaminBejesus

Bob Z.

I miss you Grandma.

George from MD

This stuff:
https://www.colourlock.com/?___store=usa

I swear by it.

flickroll

bkrantz

Good stuff. About 50 years ago, several of my friends' families had that stuff on all their furniture, plus plastic runners on the carpet. No touching allowed!

carsnob

Steven C.

I have this thing called a Sharpie, they come in different colors. URW

Denny Swift

For something that small, I'd try shoe polish. I've used it on cat claw scratches on my leather couches. It works well. Worth a try.