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First lookover of the '63 - Leather seat restore
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Hey, Vince -
Depending on the condition, Lexol is a favored product.
Meguiar's probably have a pretty good product as well.
Depending on the condition, Lexol is a favored product.
Meguiar's probably have a pretty good product as well.
tony barnhill
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Absolutely, Lexoyl (or however you spell it).
testaj
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Copious amounts of Leatherique
https://www.leatherique.com/
They have a 2 step process that should bring that intereior back to life. Not to mention they can make any color dye and match to you existing seat color with a sample, should you need to repair or graft a piece of leather in areas that are torn.
https://www.leatherique.com/
They have a 2 step process that should bring that intereior back to life. Not to mention they can make any color dye and match to you existing seat color with a sample, should you need to repair or graft a piece of leather in areas that are torn.