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25-03-2006, 08:58 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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I had a Auntie with a walking stick damage my front passenger seat, I went to a leather fix up place for a cheap fix, it seems that has been all it was and the pain come off, is there any other things you can do to insure it looks like it used to?
The paint looks like it has pealed back which has resulted in a gastly looking mark. Would it be best simply to just replace the whole seat with another or are there methods you can use to revive the leather seat? Any ideas greatly appreciated, thanks. |
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AUII Xr6 Leather Issues
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