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Car upholstery repair

landsleaving · 2019-01-28 16:35:52

I've got a tear on the front of a back seat in a Skoda - not massive, about 3 inches. It's polyester, not leather. Anyone have any experience repairing something like that? Is it easy enough or should I be getting someone to do it - and kind of cost would it be?

28-01-2019 4:35pm

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I've got a tear on the front of a back seat in a Skoda - not massive, about 3 inches. It's polyester, not leather.

Anyone have any experience repairing something like that? Is it easy enough or should I be getting someone to do it - and kind of cost would it be?

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#2 28-01-2019 8:50pm

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What county are you in OP?

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#3 29-01-2019 12:20pm

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Wicklow, but in Bray so Dublin isn't far off.

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#4 29-01-2019 2:22pm

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You can probably just stitch it unless you want to be perfect.
The cloth will have to come off though.

Can you upload a pic?

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#5 29-01-2019 3:14pm

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Yeah I can live without it being perfect so that's probably fine.

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