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[Two Wheels]

Gents:

On my 2007 CVO Road King saddlebags, there are what I can best described as whitish small streaks.  Almost like you took your fingernail or something and scratched down from the lid of the bag.  Is there a product out there I can use that would "re color" these black again ?      Its not bad, but certainly the bags look, well, like that have scratches and it takes away from an otherwise breautiful all blacked out look.

Wasn't sure if the products mentioned on the other posts - leather care products - would do the trick. Maybe I didnt find the right one ... ?


Thank you,

[LarryB]

many products for that, HD has a leather black. had the same issue on my 05. used Meguires leather care.

[DICKW]

Gents:

On my 2007 CVO Road King saddlebags, there are what I can best described as whitish small streaks.  Almost like you took your fingernail or something and scratched down from the lid of the bag.  Is there a product out there I can use that would "re color" these black again ?      Its not bad, but certainly the bags look, well, like that have scratches and it takes away from an otherwise breautiful all blacked out look.

Wasn't sure if the products mentioned on the other posts - leather care products - would do the trick. Maybe I didnt find the right one ... ?


Thank you,

You can first apply some Leather Dye and then the products stated above.

[SERK3]

I use Doc Bailey's on mine, seems to help cover the finger nail scratches.

[Two Wheels]

Thanks all.  Went with the Doc Baileys black.   BTW ... GLARE ... multiple coats, unreal and I have the black ice.  I think the product is well worth the price. What a difference.

[SERK3]

Two Wheels, WARNING DO NOT put Doc Baileys on your seat, If you do/have be ready to squeeze your butt cheeks to hold on. Slicker than goose chit