Automotive Interior Repair with The Interior Guy

This is a must see. Leather Magic is something else, if this product does what it says then wow. Not only is durable it stretches and holds in place.

There are a few downfalls, one the curing time. 48 hours, maybe for an individual but not for a tech in the field. The compounds I know of are quick and easy…And work. But if there is the repair that will hold up like that and then I’m all for to checking it out, looks. The other concern I have is dye, dying onto a wet surface…HMMMM. Don’t know. Well I’ll make a check into this and see.

Leather repair is a craft and not all products will work on everything. Trial and error to extent, but cleaning and prepping your area extensively, before you start any project will make your ending result a success.

Hope you like this it is pretty wild stuff.

If you got any comments on this one let me know, I’m really curious to see what everyone thinks on Leather Magic.

As I search the internet I can’t help to see a lot of self fixes for doing interior repairs. Not to say that they are sub standard or don’t work, it’s just, they are not made to hold up. It’s a quick fix that really doesn’t fix anything. Thats where you have to break down and say to yourself do I want my car to look like it did when I bought it, or do I want to just settle. Well there are other options I promise you. Call a professional, if you don’t know one let me let you in on a small secret, call your local car dealer and ask who they would recommend, don’t just call one either, call around, dealers have their favorites, and thats good too, but this way you have a choice, and some good recommendations from the people you bought the vehicle from. Interior repair is a craft, and with the materials that are being used in vehicles today it is real easy to make a bad thing look like a real bad repaired thing, and look is what it’s all about right. So please guys, call your local auto interior repair guy and save in the long run.