i concur with Desert Driver. The knurled screw is easily accessed once you pull the gauge out.
I have never removed the seat but I am sure it would be easier on my back if I did
many of these colors cannot be mixed using the original formulas due to EPA restrictions.
I usually do what MFG suggested and get a color scan done at a paint store as a result
It will probably just sit in the bottom of the gauge.
I would love to find some that are brighter. I have tried several different brands of red LEDs and none are bright enough for me.
Maybe i need cataract surgeryš¤£
What ronmanfredi said. I do remove one of the larger gauges to gain access sometimes but it can be done either way.
Can be done with a the seats in if your back is good.
Sounds like you are doing it correctly. Looks good.
I use a company called Leatherique and have achieved similar results.
Cleaning and softening before dyeing is the key in my opinion