BMW leather color black – color, application and purchase advice

BMW leather color black: find the right shade

The color tone black is available as a selection in the VILOU product "BMW" & MINI leather color is available. Whether it matches your specific BMW depends on the vehicle's equipment, the actual color shade, the type of leather, its age, and the level of gloss. A name alone is not proof of an exact match.

For which BMW models and model years?

This color page is part of our BMW Leather Colour Atlas from 1988 onwards. A definitive assignment of this color name to specific BMW model series, model years, or original equipment codes is not yet available for this page. Please check your vehicle's equipment and compare it to an actual color sample before ordering.

When is a leather dye suitable?

For color fading on suitable pigmented smooth leather, a professionally matched leather dye can help. Deep cracks, worn-through material, or damaged seams require separate repair before color restoration. Open-pore leather, suede, and synthetic leather must be tested separately for suitability.

step by step

  1. Assess the surface and damage; test in an inconspicuous area.
  2. Clean with a suitable leather cleaner and allow to dry completely.
  3. If necessary, degrease and repair minor damage according to the product instructions.
  4. Apply the paint in thin layers, checking the color and gloss level.
  5. If required, seal appropriately and observe the drying time.

Buy BMW black leather paint

VILOU BMW & Open the MINI leather dye and select the color "black" and container size..

Other options: Leather repair kits · Steering wheel repair kit · BMW color consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this an original BMW leather color? No. VILOU is an independent manufacturer and not an original equipment supplier for BMW.

Can I order based solely on the model year? Not sure. A color sample and an inspection of the leather surface are crucial.

What size do I need? This depends on the area, condition, and required layers; plan a small test area first.