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Drivers seat has a small hole. I tried unsuccessfully to seal it last autumn and didn't do the best of jobs with covering it over with a Woolies kit afterwards, so I thought I'd have another go.
I'm not particularly 'handy' so I'm sure I've achieved the lower end of whats possible but I'm happy(ish) so thought I would share. First the kit, there's loads to choose from I bought this one for £15.00, helps I guess having black leather. Took a couple of weeks to get it (first one lost in post apparently) but their CS was very good. ![]() Next the hole ![]() After my bodge with the Woolies kit I attacked the area first with 2000 grade wet and dry (not supplied). I generally blame Marcin for what is becoming an obsession, he suggested I gave my headlights the once over with some and the result was a revelation so everything gets sanded now! ![]() Then a clean up and put the repair patch in place ![]() Once its in place glue the repair patch to the back of the leather. ![]() Fill the hole and leave it to dry ![]() Add the colour, let it dry and finally put on the protector. The colour comes with a 'duller' and I used too much (you're supposed to test it, leave for 24 hours etc... I didn't ... it was too dull) so a quick once over with some boot polish was needed. ![]() It looks quite good IMO. The photo makes it look lumpy to the left of where the hole was which I didn't notice until I took the photo.... I'm guessing I rucked something up behind the leather. In real life it doesn't show anywhere near as much, not sure what I did tbh. |
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