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desperate help needed
my dog has just chewed my leather suite, most of it on the seam but about a 2 inch bit on the leather itself, does anyone know who can fix it, family visiting this tuesday so am desperate, live near gandia
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by squelch2
(Post 6330917)
my dog has just chewed my leather suite, most of it on the seam but about a 2 inch bit on the leather itself, does anyone know who can fix it, family visiting this tuesday so am desperate, live near gandia
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by crispy
(Post 6330966)
Sorry squelch can't help you, think you may need a specilist to repair that for you. :wub:
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Re: desperate help needed
Throw a throw over it...nobody'll notice!
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by squelch2
(Post 6331007)
my husbands gonna kill me. only let the dog in because the other one has gone awal and felt sorry for her, my settee looks like its been bombed, :thumbdown:
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Re: desperate help needed
If you need a quick tempory fix, as I am sure you will, because you would have no chance getting the it done by an upholsterer.
1. What you shoulld do is buy an old leather coat/chair/bag/boots or whatever matches you suite. Have a look around the car booties this weekend. 2. Trim around the missing piece to neaten the edges. (take a little piece with you to match for colour. 3. Then cut a patch bigger than the origina hole and push it underneath the tear. 4. Glue the underside of the tear to the patch and hold down for a while until it sets. It wont look too bad if, if your suite is black or brown you can use a bit of polish to even out the colour. Be careful to wipe it off well. 5. If is still looks terrible, jut keep your guests so sloshed that they wont notice the rip. 6. Take the dog to the local firing range and donate it for target practice. GOOD LUCK AND HERE IS ONE I MADE EARLIER |
Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by squelch2
(Post 6330917)
my dog has just chewed my leather suite, most of it on the seam but about a 2 inch bit on the leather itself, does anyone know who can fix it, family visiting this tuesday so am desperate, live near gandia
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by leighbloke
(Post 6332019)
Put it in an old sack and take it to the nearest watercourse and throw it in - little bastard shouldn't do it again then!!
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Re: desperate help needed
If you cannot find a furniture man to sort it, you may be able to find a car trimmer in Gandia that can do it, I'll have a search to see what I can find, you never know.
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by leighbloke
(Post 6332019)
Put it in an old sack and take it to the nearest watercourse and throw it in - little bastard shouldn't do it again then!!
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by valenciatim
(Post 6332170)
If you cannot find a furniture man to sort it, you may be able to find a car trimmer in Gandia that can do it, I'll have a search to see what I can find, you never know.
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by valenciatim
(Post 6332170)
If you cannot find a furniture man to sort it, you may be able to find a car trimmer in Gandia that can do it, I'll have a search to see what I can find, you never know.
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Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by digdug
(Post 6332382)
hey tim (sorry for hijacking!?!) know any good car trimmers in valencia? my leather drivers seat has gone to pot and i need it repaired!!
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Re: desperate help needed
You could try this site they have different repair kits
http://www.buffaloleather.co.uk/repairkits Bob |
Re: desperate help needed
Originally Posted by leighbloke
(Post 6332019)
Put it in an old sack and take it to the nearest watercourse and throw it in - little bastard shouldn't do it again then!!
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