To Leatherique:
I have been using your dye for a few years now and have had excellent
results. Before I was using a spray type paint that left the leather hard
and "sealed". I initially started out spraying the dye on but have found
that using a soft brush give much better results because it works the dye
into the leather somewhat and when it dries it give a great finish.
Spraying gives a thin splotchy look. You can spray the dye on for speed,
but then you should go back over the area and work the dye in with a brush.

Mike Kesler
Morgantown, PA

-----Original Message-----
From: peter@coutureperformance.com
Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2002 1:09 AM
To: lrpltd@bellsouth.net
Subject: Our new X-type...


Hi Krysti,
Our new X-type is almost done, you can take a look at
http://www.coutureperformance.com

What do you think? hopefully you'll be seeing a few on the road shortly...

Take Care
peter

"By the way, I have a tip for your users that might be of help. I got a
gallon of Klean Strip Paint Stripper that's in the gel form. That gel is
really workable on these seats, as you can just let it "set" for a while.
You probably knew this already but wanted to tell you just in case.

Thanks so much.

Collin Hays"