Mercedes interiors in cognac brown

Cognac brown or black/cognac brown has been documented for C-Class and E-Class interiors since the 2000s. Availability and material vary depending on the model series, model year, market, and trim level. The color name alone is not sufficient for a guaranteed order.

Leather, nappa leather or synthetic leather?

Depending on the model, Mercedes used natural leather, Nappa leather, ARTICO leather, and material combinations. Check the equipment code, material, protected original area, age, and gloss level together. Photos and screens are for guidance only.

Color tone rule: First determine the color, then test it covertly. A wrong color shade cannot be corrected by applying a thicker coat.

Quantity orientation

• 30 ml: small abrasions
• 50 ml: typical seat cheek or several areas
• 100–150 ml: larger seating areas as a guideline

Application

1. Determine material, color, and damage.
2. Clean and dry according to the material specifications.
3. Remove grease and unsuitable care residues.
4. Test color and compatibility discreetly.
5. Apply several thin layers.
6. Allow to dry completely and protect appropriately.

Special features of Cognac brown

Brown tones develop a patina. Compare the color sample on several protected areas.

Not suitable

Do not use without testing on Alcantara, microfiber, suede, nubuck, open-pore aniline leather, open seams or structurally damaged material.