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15th November 2023, 10:41 AM
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Woolies leather renovating cream alternative
Can anyone recommend a good alternative to Woolies renovating cream? I’ve used Woolies products for years, but they’re just getting silly with their prices - £40 for a small bottle of black renovating cream (I want black for my TTS and my daughter’s Q3). I have plenty of cleaner and sealer and silver grey cream, but no black.
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2002 Final Edition S8. Ebony black with Silver Grey leather and myrtle wood trim. Current mods: solar sun roof, 20mm rear spacers, 15 mm on front, red brembo callipers, 6k headlights, rear view camera, engine remap, alloy dash dial rings, alloy navi rings, tt/phaeton pedal upgrade, (and custom matching foot rest) dension ipod interface & parrot hands free kit (both fully hidden), av input, tv in motion switched thro' PF switch in blanking plug right of steering column, Audi 'quattro' sill covers, repositioned centre console switches, radio clock, .Planned mods: auto-dimming rear view mirror, dash cam (as steamship's), fit the ski hatch, refit philips drl's (or maybe not - nope, definitely not - horrible botch!). 
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15th November 2023, 07:52 PM
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I was given a pot of LCD Audi light beige by a mate. It worked well on my D4 Silk Beige front seats and armrests covering well with a few light applications. They do a paint and sealer combined as well as restoring cream. Unfortunately the colour on mine is a little more yellow than the original colour so I may attack again with a lighter shade in the spring. It seems tough and flexible enough. https://www.theleathercolourdoctor.co.uk/
Have a look on their site
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2010 D4 SE Executive 4.2 TDI
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