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Painting Leather upholsery #2727871
12/28/19 11:26 PM
12/28/19 11:26 PM
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Although not torn, or ripped, my seat upholstery is worn. I understand that this can be repainted with lacquer. Has anyone tried it? What results? Does it last?

Re: Painting Leather upholsery [Re: Faust] #2727936
12/29/19 10:25 AM
12/29/19 10:25 AM
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SEM makes some good sprays for dyeing/painting vinyls and leather. Automotive paint supply companies also can custom mix colors for painting seats,, door panels etc. Have used both and had good long lasting results. Good cleaning before spraying is a key in good bonding. The paint shops also sell vinyl prep cleaners to use, highly recommended.

Re: Painting Leather upholsery [Re: maximus] #2727981
12/29/19 12:37 PM
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I've done it myself, and had pros do it when I ran body shops.
Vinyl and leather both.
Both methods have held up fine: no wear, peeling, fading, whatever.
Key to adhesion is to get the surfaces clean.







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