Originally Posted by InfernoRedXfire
When ColorGlo redyed our couch, the guy used an air brush and a very fine sand paper. He sanded the leather to "lift" the surface of the leather and then air brushed on the dye. Is that what your guy did to your leather?
I tend to think your guy used a paint rather than a dye since plastic can't be dyed like leather.
I didn't watch all they did, but it was all a multi-step process. Certainly not the same material on the leather and other parts. Perhaps more like a stain on the other parts. It sure looks good whatever the process.
I think my resale value went back up to near MSRP on my Crossfirarri LOL