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As a temporary fix by some upolstery thread and a upolstery needle, it is curved. Turn the ripped ends inward to the foam and sew it up. There is nothing I know of to "rub" on it. Mine did the same as most f bodies do. This is what I ended up doing until my wife makes new leather covers in two tone to replace my worn leather.
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it isnt bad yet. what i could do before it gets worse i can switch the top parts of my front seats. that way the rip will be on the inside of the passenger seat and it wont get worse and it wont be noticed.
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it isnt bad yet. what i could do before it gets worse i can switch the top parts of my front seats. that way the rip will be on the inside of the passenger seat and it wont get worse and it wont be noticed.
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Originally Posted by Jpack
As a temporary fix by some upolstery thread and a upolstery needle, it is curved. Turn the ripped ends inward to the foam and sew it up. There is nothing I know of to "rub" on it. Mine did the same as most f bodies do. This is what I ended up doing until my wife makes new leather covers in two tone to replace my worn leather.
that sucks iv seen the stuff on infomerchils to but i dont how good it wourks i would say sew it back up to
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how much do u think it would be for a whole 3rd gen set like back seat in all? im having a brain fart so i would buy the leather and she would put it all together right
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