Hallo Berry,
I have heard of Leatherique. My father checked this out in 1970 (when I was
15), and from memory came to the conclusion that it makes the leather too hard
and impermeable, whereas the original is supple and absorbs Hide Food. Just a
note of caution.
Richard.
Berry Kercheval <berry@kerch.com> on 21.02.2000 17:56:39
Please respond to Berry Kercheval <berry@kerch.com>
To: mga <mga@napanet.net>, rolls-bentley@autox.team.net
cc: (bcc: Richard Treacy/WWADT/ADT)
Subject: Re: Leather seat help needed
At 05:53 PM 02/20/2000 -0800, mga wrote:
>There is a leather seat specialist in New Zealand that restores existing
>seats, but the shipping cost would be prohibitive. Is there anything like
>this in the U.S. that you know of?
Most RROC members, including myself, swear by Leatherique. It really works
to restore what might be considered unrestorable cardboardy leather, and
George will mix up a custom dye to match your original color.
www.leatherique.com
--berry
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