damaged seat bolster
damaged seat bolster was created by graham1
Posted 6 years 10 months ago
This is the damaged seat, I have removed it, it is now being repaired, don't know how long it will take but for £20 I don't mind waiting.:yesnod:
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Replied by mgtfbluestreak on topic damaged seat bolster
Posted 6 years 10 months ago
Got photo yet?
(Only kiddin)...what would be the best repair for a hole like that.
1-gaffer tape..neh
2-glue a identical piece of material from a hidden part of the seat or donor seat
3-find a beautiful seamstress that can sew
Watching salvage hunters I think they favour number 2 on there leather furniture repairs.
(Only kiddin)...what would be the best repair for a hole like that.
1-gaffer tape..neh
2-glue a identical piece of material from a hidden part of the seat or donor seat
3-find a beautiful seamstress that can sew
Watching salvage hunters I think they favour number 2 on there leather furniture repairs.
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Posted 6 years 10 months ago
A friend of mine had a mistress who could turn her had to sewing . 
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