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A collection of before & after photos of leather cleaning, repair & restoration work that has been done using our products. The photos have either been taken by ourselves or sent into us by members of the public or trade who have used our products.

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BMW M3 Worn Bolster
BEFORE	AFTER

A common problem as you get in and out of a car is the colour wearing off the bolster. The leather on this BMW had worn very badly and was heavily cracked.

Jaguar Sport Drivers seat
BEFORE	AFTER

If you think your car seats are beyond help....think again, this seat was letting down an otherwise mint condition Jaguar. This bolster was repaired not replaced.

BMW 320ci Colour loss
BEFORE	AFTER

This BMW 320ci came in with the usual wear to the drivers bolster. We firstly matched the colour. Repaired the damage using the Leather Binder and the Leather Flexi Fill, sanding smooth before applying the colour and finish.

Vauxhall Calibra
BEFORE	AFTER

This is a photograph of the drivers back bolster from a Vauxhall Calibra. We simply prepped and alcohol the effected area, used a palm sander to take any roughness away, applied about 10 thin layers of Leather Binder re coloured and lacquered. The customer couldn’t believe how good it came out when he collected the car.

Aston Martin DB2/4 MK111
BEFORE	AFTER

50 year old seats, which has lost almost all their colour. A job like this can be done using a leather colourant kit, or can be done professionally for you.