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You can use vinyl dye and bring it back to the original color. The stuff you buy in spray cans works very well. It won't fix a tear or blemish though.
Jerry
You can use vinyl dye and bring it back to the original color. The stuff you buy in spray cans works very well. It won't fix a tear or blemish though.
Jerry
I have used it on seats and a steering wheel and it looks exactly like the rest of the vinyl in the car. But I never use Armoural, I am not sure what is in that stuff but I have seen it discolor some vinyl.
Jerry
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