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answer from SEM 120-130

posted by  tbrooks on  Sat Mar 12 15:48 CST 2005
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if you don't find any other solutions you can always try some clearcoat on the seat with the less shine and when you get them close put a couple more coats on both.

check to make sure the clearcoat you use will work with whatever the seats are made of. good luck!

TB






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