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Leather Dye: Interior Colour Code BE ?

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denisoreilly Member

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About to order some seat leather dye from these guys, and wonder what the full name (ie graphite or space grey) for interior colour code "BE"

www.dynamix.uk.com

White987S Member

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Before you order, check out the leather dye and other leather products from www.colorplus.com. Highly recommended by respected Porsche concours people.

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SURFLEX is the product you should use. They do all the porsche interior colors and if you want to match a color faded leather they offer a matching service.

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Thanks Nick will check them out but I dont have a sample to send! and I am not fully faded, I just need the name for option BE in 2000.....

It seems impoosible to get!

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Thanks Nick will check them out but I dont have a sample to send! and I am not fully faded, I just need the name for option BE in 2000.....

It seems impoosible to get!

Have you called colorplus yet? She will know what to do.

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