Porsche Club GB

Interior scuffs

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YOUR RESEARCHInterior scuffs

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Use dynamix dyes dye

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I used Dynamix Dyes dye to sort out my scuffs and it worked a treat.
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Interior scuffs
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Suggestion · Original poster
Does anyone recommend a company or has a magic solution to remove/fix these?
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Suggestion · Original poster
Does anyone recommend a company or has a magic solution to remove/fix these?
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Interior scuffs

Use dye

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Suggestion · Original poster
did you use the dye on just the leather?
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Suggestion · Original poster
Does anyone recommend a company or has a magic solution to remove/fix these?
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Interior scuffs

Use dye

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Suggestion · Original poster
did you use the dye on just the leather?
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Interior scuffs

Use dynamix dyes dye

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I used Dynamix Dyes dye to sort out my scuffs and it worked a treat.
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Interior scuffs
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Porsche Club GB: 1 discussions

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It worked a treat and still looked well after 3 years when i sold the car.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a couple of small scuffs on the interior and want to get the interior right up together There is a ring scuff on the drivers door by the handle and a small scuff on the passenger air bag. Does anyone recommend a company or has a magic solution to remove/fix these?

POST 2Original post

I used Dynamix Dyes dye to sort out my scuffs and it worked a treat.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

did you use the dye on just the leather? the leather isn't really the problem I've got some scuffs on the door and the passenger airbag that sticks out

POST 4Original post

I used it on the seats, gear knob and handbrake pull. It worked a treat and still looked well after 3 years when i sold the car. Contact Ryan who runs it for some advice.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

just ordered a cleanser and metropole blue dye Ill let you know how it goes

POST 6Original post

Just a tip but do follow the instructions to the letter and the result will be perfect and will last. If you are a bit lax about the cleaning part then the product may not bond properly and you have to start again. Trust me on this one.

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