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Old 05-16-2010, 03:36 PM
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So I have this rip in my rear seats of my 02 t/a. I am not sure where it came from because my rear seats are not used very often. But anyways has anyone seen this happen before in their f body? How should I go about repairing it? Thanks, Jordan



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Come on! Someone has to have a suggestion or has seen it before. Search is not getting me much.
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i would take it to an upostry shop and maybe they can patch it up for not too much.. but thats a pretty large rip
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^ prob your better bet...
gm never had the most amazing interior... old age along with that and stuff falls apart
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i would take it to an upostry shop and maybe they can patch it up for not too much.. but thats a pretty large rip
Thanks, I was hoping someone would have a easier/cheaper fix but i'll look into it
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Slap some carbon fiber duck tape on it! You can take it apart and do a glue patch from behind or try to sew it back together. My leather seats are getting worn just from the sun and I have decent tint on my back window, maybe you should just invest in some new covers...
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Originally Posted by beyonddisturbed
Thanks, I was hoping someone would have a easier/cheaper fix but i'll look into it
seat cover?
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Originally Posted by SS#502
Slap some carbon fiber duck tape on it! You can take it apart and do a glue patch from behind or try to sew it back together. My leather seats are getting worn just from the sun and I have decent tint on my back window, maybe you should just invest in some new covers...
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seat cover?
Ya I am thinking I will prolly just get all new seat covers....it'll be at the bottom of the list for a while I think though.
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save up and re-wrap all the seats man..



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