Ripping Leather
12-18-2007, 07:35 AM
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Ripping Leather Aright fellas heres the deal: my passenger's seat is badly ripping. Fortunately as of now its just the "seat" part ripping, but its growing and I dont want to ruin the whole seat. So whats my best bet? Should I try to have it reupholestered at a shop or just get a used/new leather seat? Its tan leather btw so its a little harder to find seats for sale....thanks guys
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Aright fellas heres the deal: my passenger's seat is badly ripping. Fortunately as of now its just the "seat" part ripping, but its growing and I dont want to ruin the whole seat. So whats my best bet? Should I try to have it reupholestered at a shop or just get a used/new leather seat? Its tan leather btw so its a little harder to find seats for sale....thanks guys
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If you have the $$, I would definitely go with getting your seats reupholsterd by a reputable shop or buy quality aftermarket covers over re-installing the GM covers as they will just deteriorate again with time.
I have 30K on my TA and have had the DS backrest cover replaced twice and the DS seat cover once under warranty - GM uses roadkill racoon leather for their seat covers.
-Jay-
I have 30K on my TA and have had the DS backrest cover replaced twice and the DS seat cover once under warranty - GM uses roadkill racoon leather for their seat covers.
-Jay-
