How can I fix burn holes in my car's upholstery?

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I have some rather careless friends whose cigarettes have left a number of small holes in my car's rear upholstery. However, today, one of my friends accidentally caused a rather nasty hole-- a clean hole about 7-8mm in diameter right through the cloth on the seat, exposing the material inside the seat.

Are there some products I could use to make the hole less obvious, or appear to be mended completely? How much do you suppose it would cost to get the seats patched by a professional?

A Leo _n_ OH@yahoo.com · Accepted Answer

TRY some signs that has things like: <NO SMOKING> _ Or make one yourself that says $4.50 for smoking in this car,van,R~V,truck etc,etc !?! Or they are not welcomed in wHaTeVeR you may be driving !?!. Now to let them know & or SEE that you mean what you say or what the signs say... "DO NOT PICK THEM UP FOR WHATEVER REASON for a few times... They may start to miss you !?! & or what USED to be a possible favorite seat !?! & might start RESPECTING you/your ride MORE  !?! if not then they'll just have to be "FOOT~SOLDIERS FROM NOW ON" !?!.,. ha ha ha ha G0oD LuCk !!!  r"R"r;a;wWwrRr ...

sigurdson · Answer

properly, somking has inherent danger to uphostery and outfits, it is a given, and is a danger standard with the lights of each cigarette. yet that doesn't remember besides, because of fact burn holes in upholstery are not lined via vehicle insurance besides, sorry.

Anonymous · Answer

As far as I know seat covers are your only option. You can make them yourself, it will take some time but it can look really good. Or buy some. And get a butt bucket for your back seats cup holders

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How can I fix burn holes in my car's upholstery?

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