i have stock white leather seats in a 06 touring package 350z... the white is wearing of the seats in a couple spots and one spot is just yellow....no idea why thats how it was when i got it.... has anyone had this problem before and how do i recolor it? i know it will not be a perfect match but it will be much better then yellow on a white seat

 

I've never seen OEM white leather seats. Pictures if you could.

 

pics?

 

correct me, but didnt they have as an option in japan along with many other cool things you cant get here

 

I honestly don't remember ever seeing that, but I may have seen it and overlooked it as I can't imagine myself finding white leather appealing.

 

coincedently found this on the next thread i opened.

Not mine, dont like, just trying to help out.

Those are oems right?

 

There is a franchise called Leather/Vinyl MD that specializes in cleaning and restoration of all leather. They are mobile and come to you. They repaired a tear in my Camaro prior to getting my Z (This was in 06'). Great work and really easy. I think they are a NC based business, but a comparable service like this could probably help out.

Here's a link anyway:
http://www.leathervinylmd.com

 

OP do you have the winter frost interior? Or just the white seats Guilty1s posted?

 

those are mine. they arent OEM. I'm not the biggest fan of them at all, but I bought the car with so

 

u never heard of frost interior?.. a lot of Zs have it on here. it mainly came in the PPW and silverstone though.

 

I've heard of frost and perhaps that is what the OP meant, but the OEM frost leather seats are not white. Either way its irrelevant to the topic at hand.

 

Yea Frost interior look at my profile i have pictures of my seats.. what ever color you want to call it but how do you fix rub marks and miss color from usage?? the leather is not messed up just the color is.

 

Did those white seats even look oem to you? Not even close

 

what white seats... the ones snyzzleZ posted are OEM seats.. ANYONE KNOW HOW TO RECOLOR THEM??

 

your best bet is finding a local interior specialist - often times the hides can be redyed, or you might need a recovering