Has a line of leather care/restoration products that is favored by the Bentley crowd; can supply re-dye materials to match a sample that you provide.

[1998/Oct/16] I've used the Leatherique products and am convinced that they do a great job in keeping the leather soft and supple. I also agree about keeping the grit out of the seams. Before cleaning the seats with any product, I vacuum out the seams and brush out any remaining residue with a soft toothbrush. You do not want to grind the small particles into the seams or the rest of the leather face. I just completed a restoration of a 1927 car and used the Leatherique leather conditioner to soften the old, dry leather cover for the convertible top. After a number of applications over a period of a few weeks, the leather was soft again. I then used the Leatherique dye to recolor the cover. It now looks and feels like a new one. Prior to the treatment, the leather cover was so stiff, I thought about having a new one made. -- Gil Fuqua <gfuqua@corpcomminc.com>

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