[s-cars] steering wheel leather

[Jerry Scott]

I'm about to try Kiwi Leather Dye (black) that I found at the 
supermarket.  Has anyone tried this?  I also bought the Kiwi Scuff Cover 
but I think that the Leather Dye is the way to go.
Jerry

jpb3 wrote:

>Thanks for the tip Stefan,
>
>I myself have been interested in what I can do to my steering wheel, it is
>starting to feel rough in certain places, namely at the 1 & 3 o'clock
>positions. The link you provided said the site was under construction or
>something, I'll try it again later.
>
>john
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>On 5/2/06, stefan13 at att.net <stefan13 at att.net> wrote:
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>>In searching the web for a product or vendor to help me with the leather
>>on my steering wheel, I came accross liquidleather.com.  I bought a
>>product called scuffmaster, which is basically watersoluble leather dye,
>>into which you can add a gloss enhancer to match existing leather.  I tried
>>it on the steering wheel with great success.  It's black again with gloss
>>all the way around - really looks nice.  Hope that it lasts a few years.
>>
>>Stefan
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