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Leather dye
As I posted before, I have some scrathes and worn patches especially on the drivers side bolster.
I bought some Jaguar Black leather dye off Ebay and applied it today.........( I took no pictures......shoot me!![&:]- I forgot[])
After a few hours blending in it seems like a perfect match and has done a great job of disguising the scratches. I'll be giving it a few more coats then follow up with some leather conditioner.
Fantastic
Jim
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Got it from these guys
Seems really good too
JAGUAR-LEATHER-DYE-E-S-X-TYPE-XK8-XKR-XK6-V6-V8-SPORT_
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ORIGINAL: JimC64
After a few hours blending in it seems like a perfect match and has done a great job of disguising the scratches. I'll be giving it a few more coats then follow up with some leather conditioner.
Fantastic
Jim
After a few hours blending in it seems like a perfect match and has done a great job of disguising the scratches. I'll be giving it a few more coats then follow up with some leather conditioner.
Fantastic
Jim
Jim I thought you were getting the gliptone like I used.
No blending on mine but the lighter and darker toners were included (for less than yours) incase they were needed if the leather had faded, etc.
Maybe I just got lucky and the dye was the right colour out of the bottle?
Anyway its the results at the end of the day and Im glad to see your happy with the results
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A few hours????
Jim I thought you were getting the gliptone like I used.
No blending on mine but the lighter and darker toners were included (for less than yours) incase they were needed if the leather had faded, etc.
Maybe I just got lucky and the dye was the right colour out of the bottle?
Anyway its the results at the end of the day and Im glad to see your happy with the results
ORIGINAL: JimC64
After a few hours blending in it seems like a perfect match and has done a great job of disguising the scratches. I'll be giving it a few more coats then follow up with some leather conditioner.
Fantastic
Jim
After a few hours blending in it seems like a perfect match and has done a great job of disguising the scratches. I'll be giving it a few more coats then follow up with some leather conditioner.
Fantastic
Jim
Jim I thought you were getting the gliptone like I used.
No blending on mine but the lighter and darker toners were included (for less than yours) incase they were needed if the leather had faded, etc.
Maybe I just got lucky and the dye was the right colour out of the bottle?
Anyway its the results at the end of the day and Im glad to see your happy with the results
It seems like a good job though, made a real difference already
Have you seen that Wurth paint for the alloys Buck? As per the FAQ I posted about alloy repair. I hav some comming tommorow to try as I like the sound of it.
Also the Sonax tyre gel dressing and bumper / dash trim...........got them comming too to try
Let you know how it goes
Jim
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I was thinking about getting this for my jag as well.
So Jim would you recommend this product? and do you have any pictures after you applied it?
how many coats did you have to apply?
thanks!
I was thinking about getting this for my jag as well.
So Jim would you recommend this product? and do you have any pictures after you applied it?
how many coats did you have to apply?
thanks!
As far as recommending it goes, Yeah, it certainly worked fine for me and I'm happy with it.
Although I think that maybe Bucks Glipstone might be a better product that I forgot about when I ordered this one instead.
What colour interior do you have Hanky?
Jim
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Hey Jim,
I have a black interior. I don't know if Jag has a fancy name for it but it looks like black to me.
For example I had an Acura RSX with black interior and the factory color was actually called Ebony.
I'll look into Buck's as well. My concern is if they ship to the US.
I have a black interior. I don't know if Jag has a fancy name for it but it looks like black to me.
For example I had an Acura RSX with black interior and the factory color was actually called Ebony.
I'll look into Buck's as well. My concern is if they ship to the US.
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Hey Jim,
I have a black interior. I don't know if Jag has a fancy name for it but it looks like black to me.
For example I had an Acura RSX with black interior and the factory color was actually called Ebony.
I'll look into Buck's as well. My concern is if they ship to the US.
Hey Jim,
I have a black interior. I don't know if Jag has a fancy name for it but it looks like black to me.
For example I had an Acura RSX with black interior and the factory color was actually called Ebony.
I'll look into Buck's as well. My concern is if they ship to the US.
If not and you have any problems you can always ship it to me at my home address and I can forward it on to you, worst case scenario though I think mate!
Failing that you'll probably have just as good a source for dyes in the US I would think.
You can let me know though if you need help
Jim
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Yes mate.........I did consider doin the whole thing but it was not needed.
I applied some leather conditioner to the rest of the interior and it brought it back to life as well as making it smell like new leather.
I am gonna apply another coat though, maybe even 2 just to fill it out as it was badly worn. Lookin 100% better even now though, just the perfectionist in me
Jim
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