Leather restoration (boatyish)

[Blue_Blazes]

My Super Swordsman which I'm restoring has a pale cream leather seating arrangement which is badly marked by mildew and is rather dried out. I'd like to restore it to something like it's former glory and thought about using a kit from "Woolies" who are well know in the classic car world as suppliers of interior trim, etc. Just wondered if any of you guys had ever used their leather refinishing kits, in or out of the marine environment, and whether they are any good, particularly when it comes to covering marks on pale colours?

Bill.

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[DepSol]

Carl Ward told me it was for the missus cat suit that has been hung up for too long /forums/images/icons/smile.gif

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[PaulF]

Bill, if you contact John Clark via Tony H-H in Fairey Club he will guide you. He has specific knowledge of leather upholstery.

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[Blue_Blazes]

What's Carl been up to in my wife's WARDrobe!!!!!!!!!!!

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[Blue_Blazes]

Thanks Paul, I'll e-mail Tony HH tomorrow.

Bill.

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[LittleShip]

I used the Wollies restoration kit on my classic Jag and the results are great, however it is a very labour intensive job which requires lots and lots of elbow grease. It's well worth the effort !
Tom

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