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Cracked surface
by Pr51, le 20/06/2016 09:36:44
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Hello, I just repaired (in test) 2 scratches on the leatherette central armrest of a car I renovate, in the end and after drying the surface treated by the repairer is cracked, is it normal, do I have to repeat the operation or after recoloring the cracked appearance will disappear?Thank you for your feedback because I intend to repair the conductive seat, nothing bad, cracks, scratches but I doubt the result and wish to succeed in this armrest before attacking the conductive seat whose surface to be treated is much larger. I had to skip a step!? (for the armrest, I cleaned, sanded lightly, applied the product, let it dry, replied and since small cracks on the surface redone)Sincerely
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Remove the product, apply a coat of recolourant beforehand or mix recolourant with the snag repair to ensure that it seeps well into the cracks.
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