
Very Belated Happy Birthday Eric


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Oddly enough... I gave his a go and I'm, well, astounded. I think this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/LEATHER-Repai ... 58837be586 is the kit I have (I ordered it up when I got the leather seats for the D9 just in case). Most of it seems to be water-based, including the filler (I only realised after I'd squished it in roughly with the supplied lollypop stick) but not the top coat, which smells fairly volatile. The colour coat, rather than being just a stain, actually has some body so does a bit of the filling itself. The end result is a bit lumpy (because the filler was going hard) and I can see obvious brush strokes in the top coat but it feels fine and doesn't look like the ruin it started off. I reckon if I did this to a car I cared about, took more care and used an air brush instead of a rough old 1.5" paint brush I had hanging about, the end result would be amazing.steve_earwig wrote:I remembered I have a leather repair kit, it's a bit old and the filler seems to be like chewing gum, although I'm not sure if it's meant to be like that. I was thinking to maybe have a go at repairing it myself, I can't make it any worse, can I? Hmm, probably...
This expression (person x couldn't half do y) always makes me think of it like this:steve_earwig wrote:couldn't half kick a ball about