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how to fix cracked black leather seats!!

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Hey guys just a FYI post on cracked black leather seats.  if you have black leather seats that have cracks in them that are a natural leather or cream color you can take some instant shoe polish by kiwi (it is the bottle with the foam applicator) and apply it to a q-tip and then dab it on the spots that are cracked.  after you apply it just wipe off with a damp rag and then dry it and presto the seat looks 1 million times better.  i just did it on my mustang seats and they look so much better now.  dont have before pics but i do have after and here it is

 

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all of those cracks were a white cream color before hand. i also used it on the stitching along the side of the seat because the stitching pulled on the leather causing it to crack around the stitching slightly.

Thanks for the reminder. I have to do this with one of the couches in my living room...

Does that instant polish have dye in it? If so I assume you have to wear only black shirts for a week or two?

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no you have to wipe with a wet cloth and then a dry one and it doesnt rub off after that

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