Leather Care & Repair Specialists

Leather Car Interior Touch Up Repair Photos

Car: Mazda
Job: Restore missing colour and light wear & tear on drivers side bolster
Process: Gently sand the bolster with fine sandpaper (600grit+) then prep & alcohol clean. The sanding will make the leather smooth. Sponge 1 coat of colour on and then spray a second on top to blend the colour in. You only need to spray the bolster. Then seal and finish with satin.
Kit: Small leather colourant kit with a colour match
Cost: £35 Small Colourant Kit + £10 colour match fee. TOTAL = £45

Car: Mitsubishi Warrior
Job: Colour the leather to hide the gloss paint stain
Process: Prep and alcohol clean the leather to reduce the gloss paint. From our experiences it is almost impossible to 100% remove gloss paint from leather, and so, we now spray the black colourant on top of the stain to hide it. Once the stain is hidden, the leather can then be sealed and finished.
Kit: Small Leather Colourant Kit (black, satin)
Cost: £35

Car: Porsche 911
Job: Restore scuffing on drivers bolster
Process: Using 600grit+ sandpaper, gently sand the leather to make smooth. Then prep and alcohol clean. If the surface still feels rough, sand it again. Sponge on 1 coat of colour and then spray a second on top for a uniform and blended finish. Then seal and spray on satin finish.
Kit: Small Leather Colourant Kit (black, satin)
Cost: £35

Car: Range Rover
Job: Repair missing colour caused by constant wear & tear from getting in and out of vehicle.
Process: Rub the seats down with the leather prep and alcohol cleaner to make ready for colour. Then sponge on one coat and spray a second coat on for a uniform finish. Seal and finish with a satin spray.
Kit: Small Leather Colourant Kit (matched colour, satin)
Cost: £35 Small Kit + £10 colour match fee. TOTAL = £45

Colour Charts pre-mixed colours for furniture & car interior