Leather Interior - Polish etc.

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Al - 04 Apr 2005 21:53 GMT

Finally got myself a somewhat worn interior for my C900. I don't mind if
its a bit shabby as the rest of the car is a bit tired too!

However, I believe SAAB made/make leather restoring kits in charcoal grey,
any tips as to where I might get one, other than SAAB of course, or on any
other products which will do the job.

As usual many thanks,
Al

(Is Grunf on holiday, he's been decidedly quiet recently?)

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Grunff - 05 Apr 2005 09:08 GMT

> Finally got myself a somewhat worn interior for my C900. I don't mind if
> its a bit shabby as the rest of the car is a bit tired too!
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> (Is Grunf on holiday, he's been decidedly quiet recently?)

I'm around - work's busy, so less time to post :-(

Best thing I've ever used on leather is saddle soap. My partner gets it
in huge tubs for her horse leather. It does a very good job of softening
and cleaning just about any leather. You can buy it from any equine or
agricultural shop.

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pablo - 05 Apr 2005 14:43 GMT

> Best thing I've ever used on leather is saddle soap. My partner gets it in
> huge tubs for her horse leather. ...

Being an equestrian hobbyist myself, here's a secret passed on from old
hands with their dying breath: lukewarm water, fill halfway in a mixer (you
may mix a Margarita first, since you're about to work on the interior of the
car for a while). Put one or two sponfulls of saddle leather into the
lukewarm water. Mix for a while. The thick watery foam has amazing results.
Use a sponge to apply, a towel to rub off excess moisture.

...pablo

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es - 08 Apr 2005 20:51 GMT

look at ths

http://www.saabstuff.com/seatcovers.html

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