gliptone leather dye verdict.

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hi ,used gliptone leather dye yesterday really good result cant be bothered to upload pics,worth buying driver seat looks 50000 miles newer now ,£17 on ebay bargain.
 
I'll go along with that........doesn't return it to as new codition but certainly makes one hell of an improvement especially on the drivers seat squab edge. Well worth the money.
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It Dyes the leather including the cracks..bit like a paint I suppose but dries fairly quick. For best results, the cracks will need a couple of doses to get the colour and then the rest of the squab should be done as well otherwise it will look patchy, The end result is very good though.
If the leather is ripped, you are wasting your time.
 
Can you get it in the darker grey colour like the leather seats in range rover classic? And is it a premanent fix, or does it rub off pretty quickly again? On the ebay link the before and after pics look incredible! :)
 
Any further feedback on using Gliptone leather cleaner and conditioner?

Also I've bought the dye to do the steering wheel and seat squab, should I dye first or clean and conditioner before then dyeing?

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Parisien said:
Any further feedback on using Gliptone leather cleaner and conditioner?

Also I've bought the dye to do the steering wheel and seat squab, should I dye first or clean and conditioner before then dyeing?

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Are you serious?
 
Well.........I will be cleaning the leather first on wheel ....but the stuff Gliptone supply you'd imagine then dyeing over it, it wouldn't take....not done this before Druim.......

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always clean thorough before dying to get a good match,when I done the steering wheel on my vogue 50 I used the stuff in the pic below with excellent results as it came with a toner to alter dye slightly I got it from the bay of e
 

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