Just have to say WOW! Its easy and the results speak for themselves. I will do a better write up once both seats are completed and back in the car but I definately recommend everyone doing this if your seats are looking tired.

Heres a quick teaser. This was as purchased from the PO. Grayish looking, hardened leather, some water spill that caused the seat to disform a bit. Just ugly - I cant stand ugly uncared for seats.

Before:

http://members.rennlist.com/sngrant/vaderaspurchased1.JPG


After:

http://members.rennlist.com/sngrant/vaderpasscomdyed2.JPG

http://members.rennlist.com/sngrant/vaderpassfinal1.JPG

My drivers seat is worse, but Im having a bolster proffesionaly repaired this week and then Im going to redye it as well for a perfect match.

:redspot

looks nice man :thumbup:

scooby doo fan? :D

haha, Im caught. :) (gift exchange from work - that was the bag..haha)

wow that's an amazing improvement on what it was before. does the stuff leave any greasey feeling or any coating or does it come out flat?

Well its got to cure for 48 hours then you buff it out and remove any extra pigment. Its not greasy at all. I can pick out a few stroke marks here and there from using a paint brush but I can wetsand those out with some 800grit. No coating - its really as nice as it looks in the pictures.

Good stuff. I did mine a month ago and they look great. Can't wait for winter to go to hell so I can sit in them and drive the car.

wow, looks great :D. I'm going to have to do this on my car too.

yeah i'm gonna get in on this as well

Leatherique always amazes me.