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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, hope someone can help. I have a 2004 Porsche 911 996 turbo cabriolet with a light grey interior. The car needs some work on getting the interior back up to scratch for this type of car. Its mainly slightly discoloured (nicotine/yellowish) leather trim (seats, door cards, dash etc) and the leather seat backs where someone has sprayed over the leather to cover scuff marks. Also there are areas on the hard surfaces of the interior trim (i.e side walls to rear passenger seats) that have been sprayed patchy and could do with a better job doing (i.e colour match and spray whole area rather than patches). Doesn't need a re-trim, more renovation as interior is not in to bad condition. . Please can somone recomend somewhere in the Cheshire area who can help me? regards, FPC

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Leathercare Renovations - Woolston, Warrington - worked wonders on my mates old 968 sport seats. http://www.leathercare-renovations.co.uk/contact.htm

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Hi, thanks. I will give them a try. regards, FPC

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