Leather repair kit
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Car: 87 IROC Z
Engine: 5.7 L98 TPI
Transmission: 700r4,2500 stall
Axle/Gears: G80,10 bolt 3.42's
Leather repair kit
I`ve got 4th gen leather in my car and it has a couple of small spots that look like color transfer from wet clothes.Kinda black and a small worn spot.Not really noticeable but I would still see when i`m getting in the car.It`s on the outside of the driver seat.It`s not worn through the leather nor is it cut,And a really small puncture on the passenger seat.
Anyway is their a leather repair kit that is worth a damn.I`ve found a couple but I dont want to make it worse with a BS product.
Anyway is their a leather repair kit that is worth a damn.I`ve found a couple but I dont want to make it worse with a BS product.
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Re: Leather repair kit
I've personally used them and I think they are crap. The good ones you gotta buy at a detailing supplies place and that is if they have them.
The ones that detailers use work well but are totally temporary. I have my driver's side seat on my Corvette repaired and it looked great and stayed great for a while but after a years time, it cracked again. The ones for cloth are not that much better either.
The ones that detailers use work well but are totally temporary. I have my driver's side seat on my Corvette repaired and it looked great and stayed great for a while but after a years time, it cracked again. The ones for cloth are not that much better either.
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