I have a graphite grey and aluma steering wheel. The 9:00 hand position is showing some wear. It's shiny and is showing tiny beige colored dots. It's not too bad and I'm the only one that would probably notice, but it's driving me nuts and will only get worse. Does anyone know what my options are? Redye? Take it to an automotive leather shop?

 

Check the vendors section

One of them offers wheel covering services

(I have no experience of their work)

 

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...d.php?t=234948

 

I saw them. It looks like they send you a new (redone) wheel for a core exchange. That isn't really what I'm looking for, but thanks.

 

leatherique dye works great. I redyed the interior of a BMW I restored a few years ago, and it still looks mint after 18k miles of use.

http://www.leatherique.com/products.html

Tom

 

Thanks Tom. I just sent them a message with some questions.

 

If you want to see how it holds up, grab a little bottle of black. Touch up a car that has a black leather / vinyl area that get scuffed alot. I did the dead pedal area on my 993 years ago as a test, I was impressed to say the least at the durability.

Tom

 

I have heard very, very good things about leatherique as well. I'm going to be using it liberally on my e36 M3, which really needs some love.