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BMW E90 door panel and center armrest leather repair – step-by-step instructions

Introduction

The Door panels and Center armrests in the BMW E90 are subject to daily wear and tear. Scratches, abrasions, and discoloration often occur here. Instead of buying expensive replacement parts, you can simply repair these areas yourself. Here you will find easy-to-understand instructions on how to BMW E90 door panel and center armrest leather repair can!

Common damage to door panels and center armrest

  • Faded or discolored leather surfaces

  • Wear and tear from armrests and handles

  • Scratches or small cracks in the leather

Step-by-step repair instructions

1. Cleaning and preparation

Clean the affected areas thoroughly with a BMW leather cleanerto remove dust, dirt and old care product residues. Then Leather degreaser post-treatment.

2. Compensate for damages

You can repair minor scratches or cracks with Liquid leather or Leather filling compound Apply the mixture evenly, smooth it, and let it dry completely.

3. Applying BMW leather paint

Choose the right one BMW leather paint for your vehicle (e.g., Truffle Brown LCD3 or Beige LCBE). Apply the paint in thin layers, either with a sponge or a small brush. Allow each layer to dry thoroughly before applying the next.

4. Apply sealant

Finally, you wear a Leather sealing which protects the surface from new dirt and abrasion. This ensures that the result remains beautiful and durable for longer.

Tips for professional leather repair

  • Always use original BMW leather colors for a color-true result.

  • Work cleanly and with little pressure to avoid damaging the leather.

  • Allow sufficient drying time between steps.

Conclusion

With the right care and repair, you can bring your BMW E90 door trim and center armrest Back to new-car quality. You maintain the value of your vehicle and can be proud of the results of your DIY repair!

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