DIY leather interior color change (didn’t go as planned)

In this video, I’m taking on a leather interior color change on a Volvo V70, transforming a beige interior to the factory-style color Atacama using Colorlock leather dye. At least… that’s the plan at the start 😅. This project turns into a bit of a learning experience when I run out of paint, leaving me with only the driver’s seat fully completed. Even though the end result isn’t a full interior transformation, this video still shows the entire leather recoloring process, from preparation and cleaning to applying the dye and seeing the final result on the seat. If you’re curious about changing leather car interior colors, repairing or restoring worn leather, or using Colorlock products on automotive interiors, this video gives you a realistic look at what’s involved. This is definitely not the fastest or easiest method for changing an interior color, but it is one way it can be done at home with patience and attention to detail. I also share my honest thoughts along the way, including what I’d do differently next time and whether I’d recommend this approach for a full interior. Whether you’re a Volvo enthusiast, into DIY car interior restoration, or just enjoy hands-on automotive projects that don’t always go perfectly, I think you’ll find this one useful (and relatable). This is the complete Colorlock-set: https://www.colourlock.nl/dynamic/ind... And here's the dye I used, without the extra supplies: https://www.colourlock.nl/dynamic/ind...