Cleaning & Recolouring 20 Year-Old Leather With Clyde's Recolouring Balm
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2022
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CCG - let me ask, would the kit provided be enough for an entire vehicle, I have a Range Rover Westminster and the seat are massive.
It would be great if you could revisit these seats to update us on how well it wears over time.
As far as I'm concerned this is very good content because it highlights the capabilities and the limitations of the product rather than just the capabilities.
In a world of greasy Armor All wipes and whatnot, it's nice to see leather reconditioning solutions still out there.
Love your videos Guru! If I ever win the lottery, I will fly you to the US first class every 2-3 months to do full detail cleaning on my auto collection.
I've been using leather dye and repair from German manufacturer Colourlock for years. Awesome results for the money.
USA Atlanta-7 Volvo wagons over the years… miss the 1987 GLE gold wagon:) Great design in your presenting style man!😊
This was an exceptionally educational episode. Thank you,
Another great video Joe, keep them coming
Yes Guru! Another top notch video
Didn’t exactly go to plan but thought you might still appreciate it!
I much preferred to see a test in a real world scenario! Nice work
@@CarCleaningGuru honestly m8, it’s a good product and you’ve got a difficult colour to match. Used on a darker colour will work amazing.
This would've been ideal for the cream leather seats in my old Discovery if I still had it, it's tempting to go out and buy an old Range Rover just to try this stuff out. Well, it would be a good excuse in my mind.
Hey Mr Guru, good to see you!
Even though the Volvo seats are well worn, it's still a huge improvement on their condition.
Do you think that Clyde's would work on darker leather products, like a heavily soiled gimp suit for example? 🤔
I have used colourlock on some minging seats and it came up like new and this looks just as good
Great video, seems like a fantastic product 👍
Hello from Canada. Nicely done!
Not to complicate matters, but I believe the XC90 seats fit perfectly in the V40, believe it or not!
I did something similar with a old honda jazz leather gearknob a few years back. Being black it was much easier to get a even colour. Good video though, im sure it will really help someone out
Nice vid guru
Nice vid. I might try a light orange to make a change to a spray tan 🤣. Seriously though very interesting 👍
Incredible results!! Will have to try on my 1998 V70 T5!!
Just remember massage not stipple!
Something a bit different there Joe. Great video thanks 👍
But did it come off onto your clothes when you sat on it? That’s the main thing I need to know? It would be good to get an update on how it’s worn.
No once it’s properly cured it’s going nowhere.
I love your videos
Can you spot treat seats or will it cause some obvious color mismatch if the Clyde’s isn’t a perfect match? I just don’t want to turn a small job into recoloring the entire seat.
The question is did you finish off the dogs couch...😳🤣 Great video my man..👍
Hei! I have the same color in my v40, what color/shade would you recomend?
I wonder how that would have worked to fill in the cracks and then using a leather spray dye to recolor the whole surface?
CCG - let me ask, would the kit provided be enough for an entire vehicle, I have a Range Rover Westminster and the seat are massive.
Hi Guru, does the deglaze remove the plasticy top coat and bring it back to just leather surface? I've been unable to soak any conditioner into the rock hard leather of my car because it's obviously coated.
It doesn't, it makes the leather coarse so a new coat of dye can be applied.
I had cars with coated leather and Leatherique worked on them, just make sure you apply it on the seams, if it's perforated even better. Leather is only coated on the surface, underneath it can still get the oils necessary to make it soft again.
Was that really leather? looked suspiciously like vinyl, great job you did on it whatever it was made of looks like it would work on both anyway.
Would this work on steering wheels, or would the product eventually rub into my hands? I hate the huge scuff of worn leather in my car!
I've used Scuffmaster from Gliptone without any issues or die transfers.
So its kind of like bulling leather boots? Very similar application
Yes lots of Clydes customers use it for boots/saddles etc.
It's a shame that car manufacturers are moving away from leather as it can last a very long time if well maintained and even if neglected can be brought back to life with ease. I'm no pro but did redye an entire car from black to a natural leather color and have fixed a few discolored areas.
Can't really do that realistically with fabric seats.
i have had many fake leather interior and always liked fabric more, are the ones used by the manufacturers actually nice?
@@GrindingGearsZero I'd have the lovely thick luxurious velour seats back from a previous car I had any day, over the leather I had in the next car. At the moment I only have fabric seats which are hard wearing, but not that comfortable.
@@EgoShredder is velour those fluffy stuff (like a sofa?) if so, yes those are very lovely
@@GrindingGearsZero not sure, only had cars with real leather.
Your interior isn’t beige.. it’s grey.
Biscuit beige I think it’s called. The short conditioning shot on the grey leather is my Honda.
I thought you entered the witness protection program. Sadly, your drops are few and far between these days
I’ve rarely ever uploaded more than twice per month to be fair. Sometimes it can take a week to organise a video (weather/product arrivals/car availability etc) then between 7-10 days to actually put it together myself but regardless, I’m almost always working on a video one way or another.
Good work but this color is not even similar to original ;/
Yes as I said they have another beige that would have been a better match but by the time I realised was too late to start again.
*recolor
Jkjk
COLOUR !
I don't think the car looked too bad.