Hiding/Blending scars on a leather saddle?
I bought a Motobecane Grand Jubilé recently:
I haven't decided what to do with the bike (need it like another hole in my head, but it's my size). Keep it or not though, I will hang onto the Brooks Pro. As you can probably see, someone stuck a sticker to the top of the saddle once upon a time. There are also the usual scuffs around the edges (the worst one is facing away from the camera).
What can I do to try and hide the damage? I don't want to make it "like new," just reduce the prominence of the battle scars.
I haven't decided what to do with the bike (need it like another hole in my head, but it's my size). Keep it or not though, I will hang onto the Brooks Pro. As you can probably see, someone stuck a sticker to the top of the saddle once upon a time. There are also the usual scuffs around the edges (the worst one is facing away from the camera).
What can I do to try and hide the damage? I don't want to make it "like new," just reduce the prominence of the battle scars.