Tips for driver's seats

Hello,

The paste prevents the leather from cracking, because the paste is not only a putty but also a glue. For the pulp to be effective, there must be a certain thickness of leather left, not the thickness of a sheet of cigarette paper. First of all and as a matter of urgency, oil your leather.

Sincerely

Thank you for the answer.

If I have to use your repair kit for my seats afterwards, isn't there a risk of having a problem with the repair paste if I pass oil beforehand?

what is the order of passage of the products:

First the oil to soften the old leather, then after drying make the repair of the seats with the reparatrrice paste or the opposite.

Thank you for your advice

Hello,

It is necessary to pass the oil before the paste and wait several days ( 4 or 5) before repairing the cracks.

Sincerely

Sofolk

Hello,
I need another advice
For my other car (picture above), the driver's seat is not yet cracked. Just a mark that could split (photo 1). In your opinion, would the colourless renovation kit without coloration with the healing stick be enough to stop the degradation and renew the seats or, in view of the picture of my first message, it would be better to use the complete renovation kit for all the seats to plug the imperfections that have formed like the one I ordered for my other car to remove the marks. The driver's seat is not damaged (photo2)
Thank you for your advice

Photos

photo 2

In view of the photos, the leather healing is sufficient, it will prevent the crack from moving away as would the paste but without being forced to recolour. A good lubrication, the blocking of fragile areas with the healing agent and a good layer of varnish with maybe a cleaning if the leather is dirty, these 4 operations are sufficient. The colourless kit contains the 4 products to renovate this vehicle.

Sincerely

Sofolk

Thank you, I'll order the kit.