POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Can you repair or massage out dents/creases on interior leather panels? I notice that you can very easily leave a mark in the leather if you bump an interior panel.
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YOUR RESEARCHRepair leather interior panels?
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I have had some great results with it bringing back leather finishes where other products didn't work.
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POST 2Original post
Enough people build race cars, you might be better off looking for a used replacement piece.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hmmm.. I guess i have a lot of interior panels to replace..
POST 4Original post
Can you post a pic? I'm trying to understand what you are talking about. The leather panels in my car have held up surprisingly well.
POST 5Original post
Try Leatherique Restoration Products, they have both maintanance and restoration stuff, the website is full of info!
POST 6Original post
You'd be surprised at how well some bad looking panels come out after a nice treatment with Lexol or other leather conditioner. Unless the leather is torn, give it a try. PS--You should be conditioning your interior leather twice a year at least!
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You might also try Leather CPR. I have had some great results with it bringing back leather finishes where other products didn't work.
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Here is an example...
POST 10Original post
That's just an indentation in the leather. That happens if you poke it with your finger nail. Not sure if you can get that out, but I still think some conditioner might help. Great interior color, BTW!
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks, I've got a few of those indentations in the rear seat side panels from my golf clubs/kids.
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