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Upholstery and seat repairs
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31 Jan 2013 14:09 #60395
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Well, searched and searched - haven't found a similar topic.
The driver's seat has developed a gash on the exterior lateral support area (presumably due to repeated rubbing when getting inside the car). There's a thin metal plate right in the middle, and two pieces of sponge on each side. I assume it's not the same sponge, so the metal blade didn't cut the sponge - the two pieces are different in colour:
I assume the side sponge somehow got away from the metal blade, leaving it exposed. Is there a way to remove the upholstery in order to put the sponge back to its right position ?
The driver's seat has developed a gash on the exterior lateral support area (presumably due to repeated rubbing when getting inside the car). There's a thin metal plate right in the middle, and two pieces of sponge on each side. I assume it's not the same sponge, so the metal blade didn't cut the sponge - the two pieces are different in colour:
I assume the side sponge somehow got away from the metal blade, leaving it exposed. Is there a way to remove the upholstery in order to put the sponge back to its right position ?
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01 Feb 2013 11:02 #60523
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I was thinking if it's possible to do a quick fix (like remove the covers), but seems it's way above my tailor skills 
off to search for a reconditioning company then... thanks!
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