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voorhees Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Dec 18, 2005 Messages 16,775 Reaction score 2,628 Points 113 Jun 9, 2012 #1 Thanks
JDM82 Registered User Joined Jul 31, 2011 Messages 340 Reaction score 8 Points 18 Location Teesside Jun 9, 2012 #2 A friend of mine had that kind of wear on his mk3 golf leather seats and used these guys LEATHERTONE - leather repairs, car leather repairs, leather furniture repairs, golf bag repairs, luggage repairs There may be a similar company in your area? I can't recall how expensive it was but I remember it not being too much and the seats looked brand new :icon_thumright:
A friend of mine had that kind of wear on his mk3 golf leather seats and used these guys LEATHERTONE - leather repairs, car leather repairs, leather furniture repairs, golf bag repairs, luggage repairs There may be a similar company in your area? I can't recall how expensive it was but I remember it not being too much and the seats looked brand new :icon_thumright:
vr6gordy Registered User Joined Mar 1, 2008 Messages 2,822 Reaction score 193 Points 63 Location NULL Jun 9, 2012 #3 you can get leather paint and do it your self .. you can buy kits also
A3_Black_Edition Registered User Joined Jun 17, 2011 Messages 414 Reaction score 19 Points 18 Location Weston-super-mare Jun 14, 2012 #4 I had the mrs old MGF seats repaired that looked worse than that... They looked brand new once they had been finished. Only about £150 too. Cheers, Si
I had the mrs old MGF seats repaired that looked worse than that... They looked brand new once they had been finished. Only about £150 too. Cheers, Si