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KevF6 · 25th January 2017, 09:39

Hi David

The cleaner you used isn't one you should be using - it's for upholstery only so the chemical element would probably be wrong. Also the brush could have been too stiff. So those 2 things alone would have caused the issue on a leather that has lost its lacquer.

With the colour of yours, isn't there a website to check the colour issued at the factory for your car? If it wasn't from your car then you would need to find out what 75 it came from - maybe by using the reg to check?

Thanks

Kev

25th January 2017, 09:39	#28
KevF6 Loves to post Rover 75 Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Luton Posts: 354 Thanks: 37 Thanked 89 Times in 70 Posts	Hi David The cleaner you used isn't one you should be using - it's for upholstery only so the chemical element would probably be wrong. Also the brush could have been too stiff. So those 2 things alone would have caused the issue on a leather that has lost its lacquer. With the colour of yours, isn't there a website to check the colour issued at the factory for your car? If it wasn't from your car then you would need to find out what 75 it came from - maybe by using the reg to check? Thanks Kev __________________ [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC] Done: New leather & walnut steering wheel, headlight restore, new badges to rear & engine, walnut facia trims, full size spare wheel, timing belts, Plenum spy hole, DD head unit. • This vehicle was the 67,855th 75 to run off the production line, out of 112,381 • This vehicle was the 2,457th 75 2.5 V6 Connoisseur SE to be made out of 3,671