Could you steering wheel use a bit of TLC? This kit contains the essential products and accessories to repair damage, restore fading and colour wear to your leather or vinyl steering wheel. In a few simple steps, you can restore years of wear and tear. Change the colour to something new and exciting or restore the original finish. It's so easy.

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If your steering wheel looks scuffed and worn, this is the kit to bring back intense colour and a sleek, like-new finish. In just a few simple steps, you can restore years of wear and tear whilst protecting the leather from further damage. When it comes to colour, the sky is the limit. Go wild with a shade that is like no other or replicate the original finish exactly.

Can be used on leather, vinyl and plastic parts. Easy to use, fast drying, safe and Australian made.

In the kit

Recolour

Spot & Prep (No.4) x 50ml - surface prep solution
Prime (No.5) x 20ml - adhesion promoting primer
Colour (No.6) x 50ml - leather paint (often referred to as 'dye')
Topcoat (No.7) x 20ml - protective sealer coating

Recolour with Filler & Glue

Spot & Prep (No.4) x 50ml - surface prep solution
Prime (No.5) x 20ml - adhesion promoting primer
Colour (No.6) x 50ml - leather paint (often referred to as 'dye')
Topcoat (No.7) x 20ml - protective sealer coating
Glue (No.16) x 10gm - for joining and fixing leather
Fill (No.14) x 10gm - for filling minor surface imperfections such as scuffs, scratches and pitting

All colours displayed online are approximate. They may vary somewhat due to variations in digital displays and batches


Directions & Tips

Directions

  1. Clean and prepare the surface
  2. Repair any damage
  3. Prime to promote good adhesion
  4. Colour and blend
  5. Topcoat to seal and protect

Accessories needed

Not supplied in the kit

• Brush or green scourer

• Cloth

• 600-800 grit sandpaper

• Applicator sponge

Tips


• When adjusting your colour, add tints progressively and test as you go

• Paint your first test spots onto masking tape and the last on your leather

• A heat gun or hair dryer can be used at 30cm to force dry each application

• Wipe off test spots within an hour using Spot & Prep (No.4)

• Tape up any areas you do not want to touch-up using masking tape

• Use the scourer to gently agitate into the grain. Don't rub or scrub vigorously

• Apply filler in thin layers

• Blend touch-ups by sweeping the sponge lightly to feather the edges of the coating

• Apply 2 coats of topcoat as it lends valuable protection to your colour coats