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jayjacque · 03-03-08, 07:08

Call a reputable vinyl/leather repair co. (that's a lot of what I do, but I'm 3000 mi. from you) You could try jb weld or epoxy yourself for a quick fix, but no guarantee that will hold for too long and it's kinda cheesy for a high dollar auto. If you do use that, be extra careful not to glob on too much.

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jayjacque You WILL like my work! jayjacque is offline Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Vancouver Island, Canada Posts: 159	Re: Cracking pleather on seats... Call a reputable vinyl/leather repair co. (that's a lot of what I do, but I'm 3000 mi. from you) You could try jb weld or epoxy yourself for a quick fix, but no guarantee that will hold for too long and it's kinda cheesy for a high dollar auto. If you do use that, be extra careful not to glob on too much.