VNTGSPD

I finally got around to having my seats redyed today. They came out great! Only the deepest cracks/marks are visible and only when looking very carefully. Despite the lighting in some of the pictures, the color came out really good as well.

These were done by Pioneer Leather Restoration (no affiliation) who came highly recommended.

The before pictures were taken after the initial cleaning but before any treatments were done.

lumpy

wowzer! looks brand new. another item on my todo list...

logan2z

Incredible! The seats look factory fresh.

VNTGSPD

And one more that apparently wouldn't go into the original post...

jhummel68

Wow! those look great! Can you give a brief description of the process you used?
Thanks,
John

matt777

Stunning results!

MarkD

nice!

VNTGSPD

Yes, I looked up his number, called him, and paid him when he was done.

Unfortunately, I had to leave during the process so I missed some of the main stuff. There is info on his website I think. He basically prepared the surface by cleaning it and prepping it like you would a surface to be painted. Then, I think he used a filler to repair the surface and then airbrushed the dye when done (I missed the last two parts).

He said it should give me 2-3 years of regular use (I daily drive my car).

larpy

What did they charge to do the process? They look great!

TheBen

I'm in SoCal too, and also have a Cashmere interior. Whereabouts are they?

sdcabrio

+1. Would love to know cost, too. PM me if you want. They look great.

Boeing 717

Great job VNT, i recently redid my entire interior, I used the leatherique system and airbrushed it on. here are a few pics............


BEFORE





After

Raptor

For those who want to emulate Jerry's great result, use the DIY prep from Leatherique (as well as their agents) and finish with aerosol spray from http://www.worlduph.com/hubpagePORSCHE.htm. Very easy to apply and results match Jerry's air-gun. Of course if you can mix and adjust the air-gun properly, anair-gun is great. I couldn't and didn't - used the aerosol and was really satisfied.

Benton

That looks great. I've had great results DIY'ing with Surflex (www.colorplus.com).

e9stibi

Another happy customer. I used cosmetic sponges to dab the dye/paint on. Preparation was similar (cleaning and sanding). This worked great, too.