What's best to repair split in Leatherette seat???
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RE: What's best to repair split in Leatherette seat???
I have the same problem leather places told me it would be around 100bucks alot of places told me they wouldnt fix it because its a german car and the leather is hard to match. So I havent fixed it yet and it hasnt gotten worse yet.
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RE: What's best to repair split in Leatherette seat???
I have a similar problem on my 01 A4. My split is on the side bolster on the bottom of the seat. I'm wondering how much it could cost to recover the side bolsters in suede or alcantara or something nice and clingy like those things. That would make the seat both comfortable and much better at holding you in place in the corners. Any ideas?
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RE: What's best to repair split in Leatherette seat???
Man... You really dont need to resurect old *** threads to ask a question/make a statement. In your case, it might be wise to just write down all the questions/concerns you have and start a new thread.
The problem is, if everyone brings an old thread back to life to ask a question/make a comment, they tend to filter out newer and more important threads that need attention. Gather your thoughts and just start a new (single) thread about whats on your mind, etc.
The problem is, if everyone brings an old thread back to life to ask a question/make a comment, they tend to filter out newer and more important threads that need attention. Gather your thoughts and just start a new (single) thread about whats on your mind, etc.
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RE: What's best to repair split in Leatherette seat???
ORIGINAL: onepoint8tee
Man... You really dont need to resurect old *** threads to ask a question/make a statement. In your case, it might be wise to just write down all the questions/concerns you have and start a new thread.
The problem is, if everyone brings an old thread back to life to ask a question/make a comment, they tend to filter out newer and more important threads that need attention. Gather your thoughts and just start a new (single) thread about whats on your mind, etc.
Man... You really dont need to resurect old *** threads to ask a question/make a statement. In your case, it might be wise to just write down all the questions/concerns you have and start a new thread.
The problem is, if everyone brings an old thread back to life to ask a question/make a comment, they tend to filter out newer and more important threads that need attention. Gather your thoughts and just start a new (single) thread about whats on your mind, etc.
This is the fourth thread I've read that you've brought back from the dead vassar
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From: Haverstraw, NY
RE: What's best to repair split in Leatherette seat???
check this place out, you can probably buy the cover from them. It starts with part# 19.
http://www.vagcat.com/epc/cat/au/A4Q...24/56/2819939/
http://www.vagcat.com/epc/cat/au/A4Q...24/56/2819939/
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