Furniture Clinic Leather Steering Wheel Repair Kit (Black) - Remove Any Grease Build up, Repair Any Damage & Restore the Colour to Any Worn Leather Steering Wheel

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Control the shine by choosing between Matte, Satin, Gloss or High Gloss topcoat. Note: Matte is best applied by spray gun At this point, it is optional to tape up any areas that you do not wish to treat using masking tape.

Apply the leather paint to the surface of the steering wheel in layers, use the sponge supplied to apply the paint, dab the paint ensuring the application is even, allow each layer to dry before completing the process again until you are happy with the finish.A good quality leather repair kit is the third thing you should look for in a leather repair kit. This will be used actually to repair any damage to the leather. Choosing a kit containing all the necessary tools and supplies for the specific type of repair you need is important. How To Repair Your Steering Wheel – in 7 Easy Steps Step 1: Remove the Old Steering Wheel

Inspect the area and repeat the process if necessary. You should repeat the process until the dark, grease-stained area appears lighter when dry. This will indicate that the Leather Degreaser has removed the grease. The Leather Steering Wheel Repair Kit is the ideal solution for repairing damage and restoring colour to leather steering wheels. Just a thanks to you guys for the great product and excellent customer service. My steering wheel looks fantastic". Adrian M, VIC One of the most important steps in repairing a leather steering wheel is letting the repair kit dry completely before using the steering wheel again. If you don’t let the repair kit dry completely, it can cause further damage to the steering wheel. 5. Not Applying Enough PressureApply more Leather Degreaser to a cloth and rub in a circular motion to the greasy areas. Applying heavy pressure with the cloth will assist in the removal of the grease. Continue to work the Liquid Degreaser into the rest of the affected area, rotating the cloth as it becomes dirty with the grease. Leave to dry (drying times of the degreaser can be reduced to around 10 seconds with the use of a hairdryer).