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Old Apr 1, 2009 | 08:38 AM
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Default Re: Touching up scuffs on leather seats?

If the seats are truly scuffed then the dye has actually been abraded off. No simple leather cleaner/conditioner in the world is going to fix that. The situation is not all that different from sanding paint off a fender - you don't apply a coat of wax to fix it.

There are auto upholstery places that do a fine job of dying leather, and others that are a total waste. The trick is finding a good one in your area.
 
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