Soda spill! Agghhh!
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Soda spill! Agghhh!
I should know better than taking the Cat for a fast food pickup, but never expected that the cashier would accidentally dump not one, but TWO 16oz soft drinks in my lap. I felt bad, as it was a special-needs girl, so I managed to hold my temper and not make her feel bad.
Spills can be cleaned up, but the bigger issue is that the pool of soda in the driver’s seat caused some of the finish to come off of the ivory leather:
Any good thoughts on how best to repair this? I spoke to the manager on duty, and the franchise’s owner will be contacting me tomorrow. I have no interest in being punitive, but I do expect to be compensated for a repair.
To make matters even worse, I didn’t even get my onion rings.
Spills can be cleaned up, but the bigger issue is that the pool of soda in the driver’s seat caused some of the finish to come off of the ivory leather:
Any good thoughts on how best to repair this? I spoke to the manager on duty, and the franchise’s owner will be contacting me tomorrow. I have no interest in being punitive, but I do expect to be compensated for a repair.
To make matters even worse, I didn’t even get my onion rings.
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Try here: https://www.seatdoctors.com
I have used their leather dye on my Red Zone seats and it has been great - perfect colour match, easy to use and lasts for ages.
They can match your Ivory colour for sure.
Just pour a little on a soft cloth such as a microfibre cloth and dab it on (don't rub or wipe), let it dry then repeat two or three times.
The only hassle might be excess dye sticking to the stitching but you should be able to get most of it off by gently rubbing with a damp cloth.
I have used their leather dye on my Red Zone seats and it has been great - perfect colour match, easy to use and lasts for ages.
They can match your Ivory colour for sure.
Just pour a little on a soft cloth such as a microfibre cloth and dab it on (don't rub or wipe), let it dry then repeat two or three times.
The only hassle might be excess dye sticking to the stitching but you should be able to get most of it off by gently rubbing with a damp cloth.
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Try here: https://www.seatdoctors.com
I have used their leather dye on my Red Zone seats and it has been great - perfect colour match, easy to use and lasts for ages.
They can match your Ivory colour for sure.
I have used their leather dye on my Red Zone seats and it has been great - perfect colour match, easy to use and lasts for ages.
They can match your Ivory colour for sure.
Just pour a little on a soft cloth such as a microfibre cloth and dab it on (don't rub or wipe), let it dry then repeat two or three times.
The only hassle might be excess dye sticking to the stitching but you should be able to get most of it off by gently rubbing with a damp cloth.
The only hassle might be excess dye sticking to the stitching but you should be able to get most of it off by gently rubbing with a damp cloth.
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DC - since you & I are neighbors, do you have anyone in the CI area you might recommend? The restaurant owner is going to pay for it, so I'd like it done right.
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We had one of the 1000 shades of tan BMW interiors, and it looked like iodine was spilled on ours (she never knew what it was...you know how that goes ). When they were done, you could not find it. Same hue, and texture exactly.
Good luck.
DC
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Great question too!
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