Another simple repair performed with Medium Light Stone leather dye matched to the vehicle. You can order leather touch up dye for your vehicle by following this link: DIY Leather Dye
Light Cashmere seats were scrubbed with Simple Green and a Scotchbrite pad. Color applied with a foam paintbrush.
Here's another good example of how easy fixing some wear on your leather seats can be once you have the right dye -- color was touched up with a simple foam cosmetic wedge. This took only two applications of color to restore the seat. This color is called "Cinnamon Brown."
The dye was just right on the money. Blending was simply accomplished by the remarkable accuracy of your dye. Thanks so much for such a quality product.
From a happy customer -- "Even though I take care of my vehicle, the seats just shown excessive wear. Your product has them looking like they are brand new. Pictures do not the seats justice."
A customer sent this in -- they had an ink stain that they tried to pull up with a Magic Eraser, but got to the rawhide before they could eliminate the stain. Fortunately, they were able to get matching Parchment leather dye for their Lexus RX350 and touched up the spot perfectly. Good as new! CLICK HERE if you're looking for leather dye for your Lexus, or almost any other make and model!
Believe it or not, this is the same seat. The owner had thought that his seats had been ruined after cleaning chemicals were spilled on the leather. He was able to bring it back to perfection with some new Silverstone II leather dye. As a note for other BMW owners with Silverstone leather -- you've probably tried to find Silverstone II dye but been frustrated when the dye was too dark. There's a huge difference between Silverstone and Silverstone II. If you need the right color for your BMW, order from Seat Doctors. BMW leather colors can be a challenge, but we're up to the task. CLICK HERE to order leather dye for your BMW!
a little bit of matching Light Frost Beige dye was used to touch up the wear along the seam of the lower bolster, as well as the discoloration on the cloth on the side. Good as new, and took about 15 minutes, start to finish. This repair was performed with a foam paint brush.
Mulberry was a super rare color used between 1995 and 1999 on BMW vehicles -- a customer was gracious enough to send me some material to match to, and I developed a formula for it! If you're looking for Mulberry leather touch up dye for your BMW, you can feel free to place an order.
I love getting feedback like this:
“I received the dye and your advice to use cosmetic sponges worked perfectly. I bought some small ones used for lip gloss that were on little plastic sticks. The results were perfect! Thanks so much for your advice and the excellent dye! I have attached a finished photo. You can’t find the scratches now - or Waldo for that matter!”
A customer sent in this repair -- restored the Calcite Cream interior in their Volvo C70 convertible -- looks great!
This was a simple project - after making sure the seat was super clean, color was restored by touching up with a foam paint sponge! It took one hour start to finish.
Another great example of what a little touch up dye for your seats can accomplish. Navigate to www.seatdoctors.com/diy-leather-dye for more information on how to touch up the seats in your vehicle!
A customer just sent this in -- they couldn't believe how much better the seat looked after just one coat!! -- of course, it likely needs another coat or two to get back to perfection, but this is just an example of how much a little leather dye can help improve a seat. If you're looking to touch the interior of your Lexus, we have dye for almost every make -- from Acura to Volvo. Navigate to www.seatdoctors.com/diy-leather-dye for more information.
This customer was able to repair damage from the previous owner -- several years of sunscreen had worn off the beige topcoat of at the cushion edge. The customer was able to touch it up with a foam paint sponge. This was effected after two coats! If you're looking to touch up the leather in your BMW, CLICK HERE for more information!
Repairing this damage took a few more coats than usual, 7 before full coverage was achieved, but still an incredible transformation! Because the damage had exposed bare leather, the leather was first sanded with 400 grit sandpaper, 3 coats applied, and then sanded again with 400 grit. The surface is again smooth! We have hundreds of different leather dyes for GM vehicles, so if you need touch up dye for your Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Hummer, Pontiac, or Saab, click here to order!
The interior of this FX4 F-150 was touched up using matching Medium Flint leather dye. Looks much better now! We carry leather dye for Ford cars and trucks going back to the mid-90's! Click here to order leather dye custom matched to your Ford's VIN number and interior code.
This repair was done by scrubbing with Simple Green and a Scotchbrite pad, drying with a hairdryer, and rubbing in matching dye over 3 very light coats. Need leather dye for your Toyota Tundra? CLICK HERE!
This Honda S2000 was restored using two methods. We started by dabbing on a base coat of dye using a paint sponge, with two very light coats. This worked well to fill I dye to some of the deeper cracks. Next, and airbrush was used to feather in 3 very light coats over the repair area and blend in with the rest of the seat, which still looks very good. If you're looking to touch up your Honda, you'll be happy to know we have extensive data on Honda colors going back to the early 90's. Click here to order touch up dye for your vehicle!
Touch-up of the seat of a 2007 Saab 9-3 with Parchment interior. Back to perfection!