The Lotus Grand Tourers

there are various scuffs on my otherwise respectable trim panels.
I've tried shoe stain and light grey dye. The dye I tried out came out mucky brown.
Anyone out there had a success with covering scuffs?
Thanks

What was the best bet has gone (Gliptone have ceased), so somewhere such as furnitureclinic is the best bet now.

Thanks, just checked out furnitureclinic, I'll contact them and run the car down to Glasgow when I un-SORN the car. Already wasted a lot of dosh on polishes and dyes.

I had scuffs on the door pull handle. seat side leathers and coving behind the steering wheel.
Typical nail scuffs.
I bought a Woollies kit to clean, dye and protect, and the good result really surprised me. Now you can see no scuff marks. Refreshing the dye on all leather which also brought a new leather trim to the passenger coving to the same colour as the rest was a refresh for the interior.

Dave the cog.

Dave the cog
Thanks for your reply, yes I too have bad scuffs around the instrument coving and by the ignition and where the seat belt has scuffed the B post trim
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It's quite expensive so it's good to know you had good results
Did you send a sample to Woolies?
Which kit did you buy, they are numbered, I suppose by volume of the ingredients?
Thanks

I bought the No. 2 kit which enabled full cleaning and dyeing (2 coats over all leather, note half trim).
There are stil some liquids left. I will supplement the sealant with Hjde Care.
Delivery to Spain for chemical liquids can be a problem, not in this case, except for the 25 P.S. charge.
A suggestion for us leather seat drivers, ....cut finger nails and cut off any rear trouser pocket buttons.

Dave the cog.

I was in Italy in October and bought Leather dye for my scuffed trim.
This was



I bought "Light Grey" but this was too "white", so I mixed a (very) little black dye. This picture is of my second attempt at colour mixing.
The pull hand was VERY badly scuffed, no pics of this but previous owner must have had a very course ring. Lots of brown showing.
You can see for yourselves the result in the picture, I only dyed the pull handle to match. I have now touched up all the scuffs on the car.

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