Recommendations to improve tired leather seats?
Discussion
If the leather isn't torn at all then reconnolising is probably the cheapest option. My last S had its seats reconnolised a while before I got it. During my 2 years of ownership all I did was regularly use a leather cleaner/conditioner and they remained as good as new.
As I understand it reconnolising feeds the leather then re-dyes it - I think you can even change the colour of your seats if you want to using this process.
The seats in my new S could also do with some TLC. I've had a couple of quotes over the phone of £40-£60 per seat for reconnolising, which is a lot cheaper than replacements. I could take the car to A&R Pound in Baldock who I know have been recommended here before or use these guys who come to your home www.trimlinerepairs.co.uk/index.html
Anyone got any experience of Trimline or any other recommendations in the East Midlandsish area?
Longers
As I understand it reconnolising feeds the leather then re-dyes it - I think you can even change the colour of your seats if you want to using this process.
The seats in my new S could also do with some TLC. I've had a couple of quotes over the phone of £40-£60 per seat for reconnolising, which is a lot cheaper than replacements. I could take the car to A&R Pound in Baldock who I know have been recommended here before or use these guys who come to your home www.trimlinerepairs.co.uk/index.html
Anyone got any experience of Trimline or any other recommendations in the East Midlandsish area?
Longers
Why bother with reconnolising, ring Gliptone on 01706819365 get yourself some colour wash (in your colour) some cleaner and some conditioner, all this should cost about £30.00 with p+p . This product is unbeleivable, i nearly had my Rolls seats reconnolised until i read about Gliptone in the R.E.C. magazine. It is very easy to use with full instructions,although the seats wont look factory new, they look great and feel soft but supple, a much better option than the painted looking reconnolised items.
Thanks for the tip Roy. Found this from googling Gliptone.... www.liquidleather.com/
Looks the business. Will place and order, see how it goes and post the results here.
Longers
Looks the business. Will place and order, see how it goes and post the results here.
Longers
Also check out Woolies as they do rennovation kits:
www.woolies-trim.co.uk/
Very helpful when I've dealt with them and they know their stuff.
www.woolies-trim.co.uk/
Very helpful when I've dealt with them and they know their stuff.
Gliptone leather products are excellent, they made my old S2 seats look great.
This is the best pic I have at work but it shows them pretty well.
Prior to this it was very dirty and worn looking. The gliptone cleaner even worked well on the vinyl door cards:-
This is the best pic I have at work but it shows them pretty well.
Prior to this it was very dirty and worn looking. The gliptone cleaner even worked well on the vinyl door cards:-
Edited by Kentish on Monday 30th April 15:48
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