Re-colouring leather interior

[league67]

Is anyone interested to read 'howto' of redoing leather interior.
Picture before

and after

or should I not bother.

 

[purplegoddess]

share the secret

 

[High-Lo]

I wanna know too

I recognise that interior. Is that a Jeep Cherokee?

 

[Rob77]

Well, the before and after pics aren't of the same seat parts but I always enjoy a good "how to" and a nice interior's always worth seeing

 

[league67]

I wanna know too

I recognise that interior. Is that a Jeep Cherokee?

it is 1991 Cherokee Ltd. Its a perfect car that I'm learning how to do things on. And it anoys the hell out of greens so unbeatable.

 

[league67]

Well, the before and after pics aren't of the same seat parts but I always enjoy a good "how to" and a nice interior's always worth seeing

Not even the same seat , I thought that it was obvious. Since I've done the passanger seat already, I'm thinking to document doing driver seat.

 

[jaymanek]

ok so what did you use?

 

[Rob77]

Not even the same seat , I thought that it was obvious.

Sorry mate, I wasn't having a go, it just seemed a little weird calling it before and after when it wasn't really.

Anyway, I'm looking forward to the write up on the driver's seat

 

[television]

On this subject I have conellized about 30 cars, the original lacquer had banana oil mixed in to make it flexible, you can use cellulose matted,with a flexi agent mixed in and used 50/50 on the thinning its always best to rub the first coat in with a sponge cloth and spray the next coat. before doing this its best to apply some Hide food in the creases