coloured leather cream polish

[bayman57]

anyone used a cream ( ivory leather ) to restore colour i.e. touch up . seen dealerwheelers do it on TV . anyone recommend a brand ?
thanks

 

[ChrisHGTV]

anyone used a cream ( ivory leather ) to restore colour i.e. touch up . seen dealerwheelers do it on TV . anyone recommend a brand ?
thanks

I would heartily recommend Colourlock. They can also match to your exact leather and its dead easy to apply to get superb results. Its not a cream as such but a more permanent restorative fix. Mine is still good a couple of years on. They're very helpful as well. They're not that far from you so id be tempted to make a trip to them so they can match your leather colour on the spot. That's what i did.

 

[bayman57]

I would heartily recommend Colourlock. They can also match to your exact leather and its dead easy to apply to get superb results. Its not a cream as such but a more permanent restorative fix. Mine is still good a couple of years on. They're very helpful as well. They're not that far from you so id be tempted to make a trip to them so they can match your leather colour on the spot. That's what i did.

cheers that man !!!

 

[bayman57]

cheers that man !!!

do you know where in hampshire they have a unit or stockist ?

 

[ChrisHGTV]

do you know where in hampshire they have a unit or stockist ?

I don't but i went to their main unit (Unit 4, Maple Industrial Estate, Maple Way, Feltham TW13 7AW). Ok so it's not that close depending where you are in Hampshire but i would say worth a trip just so you can get an exact match while you wait. Alternatively you could send them a scrap of leather/headrest so they can match.

When i spoke to them and gave them the leather code for Alpaca Gray they said there can be slight differences so they like to match direct. I think this is one of those cases where you want the best match possible so any "repair" is unnoticeable. Honestly with mine there is no way you can tell where it's been restored. They match it by eye - quite incredible.

 

[bayman57]

I don't but i went to their main unit (Unit 4, Maple Industrial Estate, Maple Way, Feltham TW13 7AW). Ok so it's not that close depending where you are in Hampshire but i would say worth a trip just so you can get an exact match while you wait. Alternatively you could send them a scrap of leather/headrest so they can match.

When i spoke to them and gave them the leather code for Alpaca Gray they said there can be slight differences so they like to match direct. I think this is one of those cases where you want the best match possible so any "repair" is unnoticeable. Honestly with mine there is no way you can tell where it's been restored. They match it by eye - quite incredible.

ok thanks

 

[c3nturi0n]

+1

Great service by Colourlock.