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| Author: | porscheman944 [ Wed Oct 24, 2012 11:45 am ] |
| Post subject: | 944 seat renovation |
Hi, has anyone used products from the FURNITURE CLINIC or can recommend another supplier.been quoted £65 for kit |
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| Author: | David924S [ Thu Oct 25, 2012 7:18 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: 944 seat renovation |
The price seems right and I have heard it is very good stuff, for my black leather seats I used Kiwi black scuff coat (shoe polish, cover up) as I only had a few light scratches it worked a treat and really cheap as it was in the shoe cupboard. |
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| Author: | Cookie_Monster [ Fri Jun 07, 2013 4:48 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: 944 seat renovation |
Sorry to dig up an old thread but thought I'd add my review. We've been using the furniture clinic at work for a while, and it's a great product. Don't expect Miricals on old battered leather tho. We tend to use it on leather up to 8/10 years and it does a great job. If you've got small light cracks, scuffs, wear patches then it does a great job of covering them up. It won't make it disappear but dyes the marks to make them less noticeable. I'd go for th smallest tub, as a little goes along way, we've done dozens of cars on one little tub. It's not a good cleaner but does leave a slightly artificial shine. I'd use it if you've got wearing on your seats, but then go for Gliptone leather for cleaning and protecting. I've used many cleaning products (autoglym, zymol etc) but nothing comes close to gliptone, a tooth brush and a couple hours paitence... It's not cheap tho |
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