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first are these leather seats even leather and can you dye them. if so then my second question is. since i cant seem to find a nice white leather seat at a decent price. i was wondering if i could get a black,tan,red,ect seat, and dye it white, or would the original color show through?

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in order to dye something it has to be a lighter color then what your target color is.

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what color are your seats and what are you trying to accomplish?

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i have white but since i cant find white seats in good condition i want to dye a black,tan,red,ect seat white to match my interior

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these are my seat they are beyond any sort of repair i can do

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that whole side is torn open i just have it sewn up with some fishing line

 

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cpr?

 

lol that one went over your head. I actually came into this thread specifically to check if anyone had made a joke like that

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google dying and cpr it should come up and help solve your seat problem.

 

Do it quickly as there's only a 3-5 minute window before it's too late.

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wow that did go right over my head, and for some reason i still didnt get it even after doing that google search

 

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okay i said i got it. no need to beat a dead horse LOL

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If you get the redone, position the seats far enough back so that you can kinda hover over the seat, then sit straight down in them instead of sliding into them. Sliding into a seat is what kills the driver's side bolster. That's why most AQ9 cars have torn bolsters(the leather either rips or the plastic bolster mount tears first, then the leather rips).

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