RR Classic Interior spruce up

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dubnut71

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Ok so the mild fettling continues

The seats were a bit shagged and after receiving tuition at the hands of the master I attempted a refurb of them myself.

Poor state to start with:
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Damage to one armrest

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Both seats out and prepped ready to fill and accept colour

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Rubbed down with 1200 Grit

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Finished effort after colour and satin top coat (3 coats) all by airbrush.

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Back in the Tank

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Just in time for me to take the remnant of my kitchen to the tip!!!!

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what kind of piant is it?

Its a dye colour I had mixed up by sending them a snippet of the leather from under the rear seats (turns out to be connoly winchester grey). They colour match the snippet and send you a bottle of dye and a bottle of finish (satin or gloss - I chose satin).

I did have someone who does this for a living show me how to do it but in fairness its a pretty simple process, sponge coats followed by airbrushed on colour and then satin.

Gives a nice, new car smell inside, that'll be the solvents then!!!:eek:
 
sponge coats of the colour?

The deeper recesses of the seat (pleats / stitching etc) benefits from an amount of dye applied by a small piece of sponge before you start to airbrush. Gives a more even coverage with no problems in missing those hard to reach bits!!:)
 
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