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      08-27-2012, 11:33 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Ant Man View Post
In the UK a company called Gliptome colour match leather and have many BMW colours as stock for their dye kits. Check out their website. You could use the dye and a small artist brush for this. There are probably similar companies offering the same sort of products more locally too.
Does the product just cover up the scratch or does it address the damage issue as well?
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