Pigmented -Two-Tone- Sofa, Loveseat, Chair & Ottoman for: - 'Anderson'

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Roger,
We will be restoring this furniture group. The sample is in mail 3-12-15. Mostly light cat scratch, some fading, and some wear. There is also worn welting.
How should we proceed to clean and prep for dying.
We are ordering 2 Quarts Antique, when you get the sample let us know if that is the correct dye.


1- Overall before


2- A back cushion with swatch on it.


3- Bottom cushion showing cat scratch and wear


4- Ottoman


5- Sofa


6- Chair

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Roger I need your website Phone number and name. I carefully numbered each picture with a caption and when the website downloads it messes them up.

[Roger Koh]

>>> How should we proceed to clean and prep for dying.

Comment:
Recommend Prep-7.7 > Clean-3.8 > Rinse-3.0 system as the preparatory cleaning process.
Allowing a heavy Prep-7.7 application to all body contact areas and let it work overnight or two or until it
dries makes cleaning easier – just spray Clean-3.8 horsehair agitates and towel extract until towel shows clean.
Remaining sticky residue is removed with Rinse-3.0 agitates and towel extract until a squeaky clean.
If tackiness persists pH balanced with Acidifier-2.0.
We will discuss further after feedback from the above preparatory cleaning process.

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This is getting confusing and difficult, I asked in above post (We are ordering 2 Quarts Antique, when you get the sample let us know if that is the correct dye) You never let me know if that is correct?
Customer name is "Anderson"

[Roger Koh]

Samples shows monotone.
Sofa sample is darker.
Loveseat sample color is lighter.
Color should be match with the darker for both pieces.
Micro-54 with its ‘opaque’ appearance would be easier for coverage over color loss and repairs producing a monotone appearance.
Antique-27 with its ‘translucent’ appearance would need more layers for coverage but would appear more in high-end appearance.

You decide!