Seat resto

[WINI]

Guys, is there anyone on here who takes the scuffs out and polishes seats? I know there was a very good fella on burnerworld years back (Russ?) but I haven't been on in ages so don't know if he's still around.

Worth an ask here first 

[griff]

I'll just leave a comment here so I can follow the thread - I have a seat that needs some minor TLC

[WINI]

Maybe someone will do a 2 for 1 deal john? 

[dancetothedrummersbeat]

Mark, Nick (swan guy) did an excellent job on one of his green GT seats. Worth a pm...

[johnjo74]

I'm pretty sure that RussJ , doesn't do the seat restos anymore, which is a pity as he did a cracking job. I've sent him a text just in case though as I don't think he logs on here that often.

[WINI]

Might have a crack myself if I can get some pointers. Thanks for the heads up guys

[griff]

Maybe someone will do a 2 for 1 deal john? 

I want to do mine myself - it mostly just needs cleaning but there are a couple of areas that need a bit of loving
From earlier threads it seems that wet/dry is good for smooth bits, but textured areas are a bit more of a challenge

[Devilock]

there are a couple of areas that need a bit of loving

Isn't that always the case...?

[Ba5h]

Dunno if this will have much help but my elina seat come out of a citric bath (cleaning rails) really clean and with atooth brush It was quite nice but obviously wont do scratches 

[That Swan Guy]

I did the rear edge of my green GT seat with wet/dry very fine grade in one direction only.
Once the rough had gone I ran the back of a spoon over the area to polish away the very fine marks the paper left.

I'll see if I can find pics, I did post a thread a while ago.

It took ages but was worth the effort.

[griff]

Once the rough had gone I ran the back of a spoon over the area to polish away the very fine marks the paper left.

I remember the thread but not any mention of 'spooning'..
Please can you elaborate on your spooning technique?

[That Swan Guy]

Once the rough had gone I ran the back of a spoon over the area to polish away the very fine marks the paper left.

I remember the thread but not any mention of 'spooning'..
Please can you elaborate on your spooning technique?

I only do practical demonstrations

[chubby]

  m.wikihow.com/Spoon-Someone