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Leather dye
Hi all,
The steering wheel on my sierra 2000e was abit grubby so i gave it a good clean, and it came out some foul dirty browny colour. It should be grey. Looks disgusting lol
Anyway, I was wondering if there is some sort of dye or something similar so that I can just make it black and more presentable(with out getting black hands everytime i drive it lol). Probably easier to buy a black cossie wheel of ebay, but i like to experiment lol
Any products that you can suggest would be much appreciated!
The steering wheel on my sierra 2000e was abit grubby so i gave it a good clean, and it came out some foul dirty browny colour. It should be grey. Looks disgusting lol
Anyway, I was wondering if there is some sort of dye or something similar so that I can just make it black and more presentable(with out getting black hands everytime i drive it lol). Probably easier to buy a black cossie wheel of ebay, but i like to experiment lol
Any products that you can suggest would be much appreciated!
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Foliatec intensive interior spray.
Sprayed my faded and worn steering wheel about 6 months ago, still looks brilliant.
Got mine from Demon Tweeks.
Sprayed my faded and worn steering wheel about 6 months ago, still looks brilliant.
Got mine from Demon Tweeks.
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cheers, the interior spray sounds good, ill give that a go. The stuff from furnature clinic is abit pricey really for what I want to do. Cheers any way!
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Just had a look on woolies trim, they got some good looking stuff on there. Ive bought some foliatec interior spray to try. Ill try and put some before and after pics on when Ive done it.
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will do, having abit of trouble with getting the spray. Ive ordered it and the moneys come out my account, but still no spray and I cant get into contact with the company. getting quite annoyed with them!!
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re conalizing just about holds on to bolsters.....steering wheels being the highest ware point in the car...waste of money mate! have it trimmed for £100 and get 3-4 years out of it rather than 2-4 months!
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£100 is alot to spend on a steering wheel aint it?! Well I have the spray now, just need to get off my arse and do it. If it does go tits up or doesnt last, Ill find a black cossie 3 spoke wheel off ebay of something.
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Nope! still havent done it yet, its a fair way down my priority list at the mo unfortunatly. Im really wanna see what result I can get though!
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