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#724839 15/11/21 09:01 PM
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I have no idea where it came from but I have noticed a very small 'nick' in the (black) leather upholstery on the seat back of my Brooklands. Does anyone know of a satisfactory unobtrusive 'puncture repair' type patch that will hide the tear and prevent it spreading?


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My experience of working leather suggests that it's unlikely to spread. Leather is surprisingly tough.

If the hole isn't all the way through, there is a leather filler. Google it!

If its through, then if you can get behind, it may be possible to back it with some fine fabric, then fill from the front.


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Call a local Morgan dealer or High end car dealer to refer an upholstery shop they use to fix these type of repairs. It is amazing, the things they can do to solve these matters.


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