The Leather Steering Wheel Repair Kit is the ideal solution for repairing damage and restoring colour to leather steering wheels. Before you get started with cleaning and restoring your leather steering wheel, you’re going to need to have the right equipment to do the job. Most of the items that you’re going to need won’t cost you much money at all. You should be able to get these very easily, and you will be able to get this project going really fast. Take a look at the items below, and gather them up: It’s time to coat your steering wheel with the clear leather adhesion promoter. The purpose of this is to assist the leather dye by allowing it to bond with your steering wheel more completely. You will also be able to have your dye last longer by making use of the adhesion promoter. Applying your dye is going to be simpler, and you’ll be one step closer to getting the results that you want. 10. Use Your Dye

Now that you have restored your steering wheel, you should take care of it properly moving forward. If you want to avoid problems in the future, then it’s a good idea to focus on cleaning the steering wheel more often. If you’d like to get the best results, then cleaning the steering wheel off daily is a great idea. You can use a dry cloth to brush off dirt every single day when you’re coming home.After you have wiped the steering wheel thoroughly with the linseed oil, you need to let it sit for a while. It doesn’t have to sit for too long, though. Around ten minutes should be enough time to let the leather absorb the oil properly. After this is done, it’s time to move on to the next step. 7. Use Your Leather Filler SOLUTION 2 - Removing grease build up - Grease and oil contamination is one of the most common issues with leather steering wheels

Sorry, I just had to throw that in there. We don’t want our partners to think that there is any infidelity going on…now do we? Just search around or browse some social media groups. You’ll find tons of horror stories where people have had their steering wheel sliced up due to infidelity. Be Careful Who Let Valet Your Car You will begin by prepping the leather using our Leather Prep, which will remove the manufactured finish and any silicones that are soluble in solvents. Take note that it will be easier to do this restoration job if you turn your car on. Turning the car on allows you to move your steering wheel freely, making it a lot simpler to clean and get the dye where it needs to go. With the car off, you’d be struggling to reach the right spots and may not get the best results. Remember to turn your car on while doing this if possible, as it will make the entire process a lot simpler. 4. Clean the Steering Wheel Off It’s an easy, simple to use steering wheel repair kit, all done in four easy to follow steps with the finest professional results you could imagine. While most cars will allow for steering wheels to be replaced, we will be focussing on the actual restoration of the leather steering wheel itself so that you have this option available should you choose to take it. Feel free to use other creative solutions such as purchasing a steering wheel cover should that suit your purposes.Once the adhesive has been applied, press the patch or piece of leather into place and allow it to dry completely. This process may need to be repeated if the leather continues to peel. However, with some patience and basic supplies, you can easily fix a peeling steering wheel leather and restore your car’s interior to its former glory. Frequently Asked Questions Can You Fix a Damaged Leather Steering Wheel? The masking tape is going to be used to cover up logos, buttons, and anything else that isn’t leather on your steering wheel. Both the cleaning products and coloring agents will have a negative impact on these parts of your steering wheel. Covering them with the masking tape ahead of time keeps them from getting ruined. Take your time to cover the logos, buttons, and other non-leather parts of your steering wheel completely with the masking tape. 3. Turning Your Car on Makes Things Easier Leather steering wheels tend to fade over time because they are exposed to sunlight and air. The sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation breaks down the natural compounds in the leather, which then causes the leather to fade and lose its color. The air also causes the leather to oxidize and turn brown, which can also lead to fading. To prevent your leather steering wheel from fading, keep it covered when not in use and avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or air. If your steering wheel is already faded or has lost its color, you may be able to restore it by treating it with a leather conditioning product. Is Peeling Leather Repairable? Dampen a dry cloth with the Alcohol Cleaner and wipe down the whole surface of the leather. This will remove any residue of the previous products and further prepare the leather. Leave the leather to dry before proceeding to the next step. Step Two: Steering Wheel Repair