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Leather recolouring

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Leather recolouring

from€90· 1–2 days

Leather recolouring starts at €90 and takes 1–2 days, depending on the wear. The leather is thoroughly cleaned first, then the worn areas are recoloured to match the car's shade and the surface is sealed. The most common jobs are driver's-seat bolsters, steering wheels and armrests – the parts daily use wears out first.

Included

  • Thorough leather cleaning before the work
  • Colour matched to the car's shade
  • Bolsters, steering wheels and armrests restored
  • Protective top coat against further wear
  • Conditioning against drying and cracking

Wear you do not have to live with

A driver's bolster after a hundred thousand entries, a shiny steering wheel, light leather stained by clothing dye – that is surface wear, not ruined leather. Instead of expensive reupholstering, the surface is cleaned, recoloured and sealed.

A colour that matches

The key to an invisible result is preparation and shade: the leather is degreased, only the worn areas are rebuilt, and the colour is matched to the rest of the interior. A final protective layer stands up to daily use.

Together with an interior detail

Leather recolouring is most often done alongside an interior detail: the cabin is already stripped and deep-cleaned, and the restored leather returns to an interior on its level. The easiest way to say what makes sense for your car is at an inspection.

FAQ

The questions I hear first

A ceramic coating is a liquid protection for gloss, easier washing and resistance to UV and chemicals. PPF is a thicker clear film that physically stops stone chips. Ceramic protects against the environment, film against damage – for new cars the best answer is often a combination of both.

Let's start with your car.

Tell me what bothers you. I inspect the car free of charge, then you get a clear quote.

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040 638 997