Subject: Agreed Author: vtbimmer as Kevin : member since January, 2004 : 347 posts Posted on: 2004-01-28 01:25:25

I had the same process done to my leather. I think your man did a better job filling in the cracks. It is very important to keep them oiled once a month, they should look new for another 10 years if kept lubricated.

I especially like the look of the back seat, as it gets the least use of any seats, it looks especially brand new after redying.

I think the whole process was $450.

Kevin Elmore
'86 735i
224,200 miles
Virginia Tech

• How to redye and refinish the water buffalo leather seats (pic) - DavidC 2004-01-27 04:04:31 (46866 views)
  • WOW! - ahager 2004-02-18 17:51:41 (2281 views)
    • Not Leatherique, though I've heard good things about it - DavidC 2004-02-18 20:43:54 (2746 views)
  • I have a friend who's profession is fixing up newer cars at the - kff 2004-02-18 10:29:49 (2440 views)
  • Agreed - Kevin 2004-01-28 01:25:25 (1953 views)
    • yes, that's about what I paid (m) - DavidC 2004-01-28 12:56:20 (1999 views)
      • Were those terribly hard to replace? - Kevin 2004-01-28 16:23:55 (1682 views)
        • It's a fairly laborious job, but not difficult - DavidC 2004-01-28 16:52:15 (1878 views)
    • Well, no leather here ... got new alike beige velour cloth in mine :-) (nt) - afshin 2004-01-28 08:49:16 (2015 views)
      • Well that keeps you sticking to the seat in the corners. (nt) - kff 2004-02-17 21:35:38 (1742 views)