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06-24-2006, 07:00 PM

x5GuyInLA

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Advice/Recommendation for Leather Repair

Hi everyone,

I just noticed today that I have 2 pretty bad scratches/tears on the front seat on the passenger side. Don't know how it happened, but something scuffed the seat and took off the top layer of the leather. Does anyone have advice on how to repair this or recommend any products that would make the scratches less noticeable? I've attached a couple of pics that show the scratches. I searched the board, but I only found one thread that touched on the subject. Thanks in advance.

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