How do I fix this? Leather Tear... (Sad)
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How do I fix this? Leather Tear... (Sad)
So long story short, I wasn't paying attention getting into my car the other day and put to gashes in the steering wheel. Not happy, but they are not deep, just the top layer was damaged it seems.
But how do I go about fixing this? I'm pissed because the steering wheel is nearly perfect aside from these.
But how do I go about fixing this? I'm pissed because the steering wheel is nearly perfect aside from these.
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If you really want to put effort into it... The coating has to be sanded off then color matched recoated. Not exactly an easy DIY task. Take it to a quality automotive upholstery shop, perhaps they can help you if you do plan on investing into it.
The leather coating on Mazda's are sub-par quality. Most two tone leather steering wheels are already heavily worn with the color coating failing. I try to grip the black parts of my steering wheel as opposed to the red. I have noticed a slight red coating fade on the left of the wheel. It will eventually be recoated or I will have the entire wheel rewrapped in higher quality leather in the future.
The leather coating on Mazda's are sub-par quality. Most two tone leather steering wheels are already heavily worn with the color coating failing. I try to grip the black parts of my steering wheel as opposed to the red. I have noticed a slight red coating fade on the left of the wheel. It will eventually be recoated or I will have the entire wheel rewrapped in higher quality leather in the future.
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