Leather dyeing service?
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Leather dyeing service?
First, dear god: Please forgive me if I have posted this in the wrong area. I realize the mods will strike down with the force of 1045 elephants and move this thread at the speed of light, but please forgive me
I am interested in having my black leather seat covers re-dyed. I am getting real annoyed with seeing all of the white through the cracks. My leather is just plain worn.
All I am coming up with for services is furniture restoration. Any help??
I am interested in having my black leather seat covers re-dyed. I am getting real annoyed with seeing all of the white through the cracks. My leather is just plain worn.
All I am coming up with for services is furniture restoration. Any help??
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you'd probably be better off just getting them recovered. i have dyed 100's of seats and you'll need more than just the dye. you have to put a precleaner/stripper on, then dye, then put a topcoat on or the dye will just rub off. If i remember i will look at work and see what brand we use. pics of your seats would help also. if they are cracked then dye wont do squat.
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I was hoping to get it done by a pro.
When I was having a tear repaired in my back seat, the guy showed me the diff between surface dyed (what the G has) and full-thickness dyed leather. I was hoping to get the leather re-dyed throughout. Apparently the cracks aren't nearly as visible if the leather is completely dyed, because the entire thickness is the same color, whereas with surface-dyed leather, you see the color of the raw leather through the cracks...
When I was having a tear repaired in my back seat, the guy showed me the diff between surface dyed (what the G has) and full-thickness dyed leather. I was hoping to get the leather re-dyed throughout. Apparently the cracks aren't nearly as visible if the leather is completely dyed, because the entire thickness is the same color, whereas with surface-dyed leather, you see the color of the raw leather through the cracks...
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