Damage to surface of Seat

nfarmer

Active member
 Worcestershire
I have bought a pair of non-sport heated, electric seats but the passenger seat has a scratch to the surface of the back of the seat, picture below.



I need advice as to the best way to treat the scratch please.

Also will be selling a pair of standard non-heated electric seats, black leather and in good condition, with just a small amount of wear on the drivers seat bolster. Any suggestionsof a reasonable price for these.

Cheers Norman
 
If it's a physical scratch that has gone through the texture of the leather, all you can really do is replace that panel. Dye such as Scuffmaster will help hide it, but you obviously can't get the grain/texture back if it has gone.
 
DPG said:
As Jonny says, the furniture clinic kit will sort that no problem.

+1 - you'll be surprised how good a job it does, though it won't last forever it should look good for a while then just need a touch-up every now and again.
 
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