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Just had a quote for leather seat repair


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Just had a quote for repairing my alezan seats. The driver seat is fairly bad and the passenger seat is a little work but nothing too major.

 

The quote was:

 

Drivers seat full clean & repair to 4 panels £185

Passenger seat full clean and repair 2 panels £125

Handbrake & Gear Stick clean and repair £25

 

Does this seem ok to you guys? Before you ask, the driver seat is too far gone in my opinion to use care products. I have attached a photo of the worst part on the driver seat. Both seats seem very dry and cracked also in lots of areas.

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I would ask what they are doing to repair it, but if it fixes it I would say its a fair price. You're looking at atleast £500 for a retrim, nearer £1k down south for a pukka job.

 

Mine went like that, so I ended up with some Recaro's :blush: Nissans leather truely is shockingly cack if not maintained regularly from new :thumbdown:

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eeer would love to but i am retard and dont know how to :doh:

 

just browse to the link on your computer then press F6 which will hilight the link in the address bar, right click it, then select copy, browse to this topic, post a message, right click again and select paste , such as -

 

http://www.altontowers.com/short-breaks ... n-weekend/

 

(sorry for off topic)

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is it this chap

 

http://www.bespokeleathering.com/leather_care.html

 

taken from e36coupe.com

 

problem would be matching the colour I would of thought but not to say he wouldn't make one to match

I had a kit to repair mine, but admittedly I recoloured it a completely different colour. It didnt hold up to well being black over the top of Alezan, but if you get a colour matched kit, it should work quite well. Best way is to get a sample off to them to colour match, take a little snippet off from under the seat :thumbs:

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If the leather's dried out try a proper leather treatment - I used to use this on my horse tack - is really good - I've seen it completely re-hydrate leather reins before - and I'm away to start using it on the zed upholstery

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/STUBBEN-Hamanol-Leather-Bridle-Saddle-Dressing-Cleaner_W0QQitemZ270457642592QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Horse_Wear_Equipment?hash=item3ef8881e60

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