This is my first ever DIY threas so bare with me!
So first things first this is a list of what you will need
Bag balm, you should be able to get it anywhere especially a ranch/farm store. It is used for cows utters. And some old shirt or rag to rub it into the leather.
3 or more hours without siting in your car preferably over night
Shop vac/Vacuum. Vacuum Of the seats really good.
My seats were pretty worn i Believe the PO owned a dog and scratched the seat up pretty bad.
To apply the Bag Balm use a rag, i just used an old shirt. Just dip the rag in the Bag Balm and get a generous amount and rub it into your seat. It works better when the Leather is warm. I did mine on a hot day 80+.
Start on a flat surface of your seat, Not the seam it will build up in the seam and be difficult to get out. Here is the bottom of my seat half done.
I already had done the Back of the seat.
As you can see my seat has some deep scratches, These will be lessened.
Here is the finished product it turned our really nice a lot better then before. The bag balm will continue to moisturize the seat over time. If you use A LOT then after you have let it soak in for awhile you might have to take a clean rag and wipe the excess off. All Done!
So first things first this is a list of what you will need
Bag balm, you should be able to get it anywhere especially a ranch/farm store. It is used for cows utters. And some old shirt or rag to rub it into the leather.
3 or more hours without siting in your car preferably over night
Shop vac/Vacuum. Vacuum Of the seats really good.
My seats were pretty worn i Believe the PO owned a dog and scratched the seat up pretty bad.
To apply the Bag Balm use a rag, i just used an old shirt. Just dip the rag in the Bag Balm and get a generous amount and rub it into your seat. It works better when the Leather is warm. I did mine on a hot day 80+.
Start on a flat surface of your seat, Not the seam it will build up in the seam and be difficult to get out. Here is the bottom of my seat half done.
I already had done the Back of the seat.
As you can see my seat has some deep scratches, These will be lessened.
Here is the finished product it turned our really nice a lot better then before. The bag balm will continue to moisturize the seat over time. If you use A LOT then after you have let it soak in for awhile you might have to take a clean rag and wipe the excess off. All Done!
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