Recent content by nastynice

Ur right, I read it but somehow thought "spray paint". I was like what?? def appreciate the help, but that was a little hard for me to believe. My bad, lol Yea, it does make sense. I guess I find it a bit odd because, at this point it seems like the leather is raw, based on its absorbing...

certainly makes sense and lines up with my experience. thanks

Yea I have a couple times, they never replied. Its weird, when this FIRST happened I was actually not worried at all, I was thinking in my head this is a very expensive high grade company, leatherique, so I felt comfortable that they'd at least be able to tell me what's going on, or how to...

Any suggestions on how to move forward with my seats, regarding protection? Would a product like this be good? Leather Master Protection Cream My main worry moving forward is having a leather in a state which it was not intended to be in, and so could get ruined much easier. I'd like to take...

So ur telling me that these seats are spray painted? I'm new to this so I'm pretty open minded, but that's pretty hard to believe. I don't see how spray paint would come off in such a way. Maybe plasti dip? My seats look dope btw, which is what makes it weirder, why cover up or coat or paint...

High quality MP3 off my iPod with westone 3's. ...I dont mess around when it comes to audio lol Agenda number one, after new tires and a nice full detail to get my car looking new, is to rip that bose nonsense out of the car.

thanks guys yea its weird cuz I read of plenty of people with these same Audis that had no issues, matter of fact the way I came across this product was because someone had the exact same platinum silver leather as me and wrote a blog on how they took care of their leather. I've read the same...

Ok, the mystery deepens!! I went back and messed with the seats a bit more. So Sat is when I did the whole rejuv oil/prestine clean thing. It was still pretty sticky at the time so I feel like some product was still on there. After all I was scared shitless and kinda wanted to find out what...

Yup, the darker is underneath, lighter on top. I'm actually 99% sure Todd is right too, because I just messed with it a bit more and the dark certainly seems to be raw leather. Water absorbed on to it too from my damp towel, rather than sitting on the surface. I'm bout to post some craziness...

Somethings not adding up tho. If it removed the cheap redye, then shouldn't the original factory color be what's showing from underneath? rather than this odd darker grey color? As pointed out in the post above, the darker color is definitely not the Audi "platinum" silver color. Is exposing...

yup, looking at it in real life I was thinking exactly what ur saying. The normal audi factory color is the lighter color that got wiped away, not the darker one

hmm, this sucks. So the leather underneath that dye, I mean is it bad leather? I don't get why someone would dye it if the leather underneath looks perfectly fine, just darker. If I take off ALL the dye from all over the seats, should I expect to run into any kind of problem down the road?

^^appreciate the condolences, yea I was pretty depressed when it happened, lol. Obviously when us people are spending $50+ on higher end products which can be had for $10 on the lower end, it means we REALLY care about our cars, so it definitely stung. So this could be a dye rather than a top...

I have a 2001 Audi S4 with platinum leather interior. I recently used the leatherique rejuvinator oil and prestine clean combo on my car and now my leather is discolored in some spots. **ah, pics not working, here's a link to a couple pics IMG_3328- - Audizine Photo Gallery I put on the...