leather on knob
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leather on knob
This is the first time i've had a leather knob this worn before and I have no idea how to fix it. The pictures below are the best i have on describing how worn it is. Is there any way to restore it to a better looking condition?
![](http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/4043/p9280704bh8.jpg)
Please note that the side is also scratched up.
![](http://img479.imageshack.us/img479/9076/p9280705us4.jpg)
![](http://img90.imageshack.us/img90/4043/p9280704bh8.jpg)
Please note that the side is also scratched up.
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Looks like it went to the moon and back. Whoever owned it before must've rub on it alot lol. I mean its not like its from a manual where it is handled at all time. Poor knob , Please get a new one!
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It came from a smashed up 01 CL. The CL rolled a few times in the crash so the top ofthe car was sitting on this knob for a few yrs. I just took it and thought maybe it could be salvaged. I'll try that shoe polish and see what happens.
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Originally Posted by mrpeeng
It came from a smashed up 01 CL. The CL rolled a few times in the crash so the top ofthe car was sitting on this knob for a few yrs. I just took it and thought maybe it could be salvaged. I'll try that shoe polish and see what happens.
What are you going to use to get the blood and brain matter off that shift knob???
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Since it's peeling, I'd say go get a new one.
If you just want to make it look black again, you should use "shoe creme" instead of shoe polish. It was recommended to me by a leather place for a weathering black leather jacket because it's more of a dye than a polish. You should be able to find it at most shoe places.
If you just want to make it look black again, you should use "shoe creme" instead of shoe polish. It was recommended to me by a leather place for a weathering black leather jacket because it's more of a dye than a polish. You should be able to find it at most shoe places.
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