carswaps

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First of all Hi to everyone :)

I have just purchased a 2002 Range Rover HSE and have bought some leather Dye from Fleabay!
I rang my local dealers and gave them my registration and they told me the leather colour was 'Parchment'
The leather was fully cleaned before applying the dye.
Anyway i have just started applying the Dye (Which i have done before) and thought thats too light!
I let the dye dry in the hope it would go slightly darker but no it didnt!
If anything my leather is slightly more yellow?
What do you guys think? Wrong dye? wrong info from dealers?
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9 years of sun and sweaty arses the seat will discolour you could very we have the original colour but due to the seats being used it doesn't match.
 
Er the question begs..why?

Them cream leather seats hide spunk stains why would you wanna dye em darker?
everyone will know you have been ****ing in yer rangie:lol:
 
could of been worse he could of said he likes leather in a range rover incase of spunk stains the seats are lick clean,keeps the girlfriends protien levels up
 
thougth it was mine! your worse than vagrent.....told the girlfriend i started suffering from premature ejeculation,shes a good sort she took it on the chin.
 
If it's Gliptone that you have bought, they usually supply a bottle of toner which allows the shade to be changed.

Oh, and whilst I am on here....I think some of the replies to this post are way over the top. We all cuss etc. but with women members using the forum I don't see the comments at all pleasant.
 
eeeerrrr! :puke:there are girls on here!!!!


Get some tough skin Women when by them selves talk pretty raunchy so don't play innocent.
Why can't men have there own site where men can be men.We need our caves where woman can keep there yap shut. Man has not change since evaluation. Don't castrate us :D:D:D
 
wammers looks like you have a soul mate in john winsemius,or possibly a rival,you know what the yanks are like.over sexed and over here.ha ha
 

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