Motorcycle leather jackets have always been an ultimate choice for the bikers around the globe. Most of the bikers use biker leather jackets as an essential part of their every day clothing. This excessive use results in the fading of color of the biker leather jackets. This makes the biker leather jackets look old and aged. They loss their shine and the essence which makes them look new.

So this is how it works. The material required is easily available at various leather shops and at many shoe care providers or even cobblers. When you have the required materials, wipe the dirt off your biker leather jackets by just a plain wet cloth make sure that the cloth is clean and you don't need any sort of detergent application here. You are also required to deglaze your biker leather jackets in order to remove various finishes, oils etc that are applied to the surface of the biker leather jackets.

It is a pre requisite to applying color to the biker leather jackets as if oil, finishes or waxes are still left on the surface then the surface will not catch the color properly. You just should select a place where there is no chance that the debris will fall on your biker leather jackets when you are applying color to it. You should also ensure the maximum exposure of each and every portion of you biker leather jackets while you paint them. This can be achieved by hanging the jacket over an already filled hangar on which there are heavy clothes hung already this will help to plump up your biker leather jackets and thus will guarantee maximum exposure of even the places that were hidden under the wrinkles. You should cover the clothes hung on the hanger below the jacket with a trash bag or other plastic bag that is enough to cover the clothes properly so that they don't get the color that is being sprayed.

Motorcycle leather jackets color selection is also to be done carefully and the color which you have selected should match the color of the jacket too. Apply first coat of paint by spraying lightly, going from top to the bottom of the biker leather jackets.