Subject: yes, that's about what I paid (m) Author: DavidC (moderator) : member since December, 2003 : 11918 posts Posted on: 2004-01-28 12:56:20

Which I thought was a warprice, but the results do look good and they're better than anything I've seen in the salvage yards. Plus, it's still a lot less expensive than buying new leather.

Before embarking on the leather refinishing process, I installed new seat cushions (the real OEM ones, imported by Maximillian). The seats are now much more comfortable, too, probably as much as they were when originally new.

David Cecil
'97 740iL, 117k miles
'86 735i, 91k miles

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• How to redye and refinish the water buffalo leather seats (pic) - DavidC 2004-01-27 04:04:31 (47174 views)
  • WOW! - ahager 2004-02-18 17:51:41 (2285 views)
    • Not Leatherique, though I've heard good things about it - DavidC 2004-02-18 20:43:54 (2753 views)
  • I have a friend who's profession is fixing up newer cars at the - kff 2004-02-18 10:29:49 (2451 views)
  • Agreed - Kevin 2004-01-28 01:25:25 (1962 views)
    • yes, that's about what I paid (m) - DavidC 2004-01-28 12:56:20 (2014 views)
      • Were those terribly hard to replace? - Kevin 2004-01-28 16:23:55 (1686 views)
        • It's a fairly laborious job, but not difficult - DavidC 2004-01-28 16:52:15 (1887 views)
    • Well, no leather here ... got new alike beige velour cloth in mine :-) (nt) - afshin 2004-01-28 08:49:16 (2024 views)
      • Well that keeps you sticking to the seat in the corners. (nt) - kff 2004-02-17 21:35:38 (1747 views)