Scuffed Hard Back Sport Seats - possible to Repair?
Scuffed Hard Back Sport Seats - possible to Repair?
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TonyB66

Original Poster:

243 posts

199 months

Wednesday 7th August 2013
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As per the title my seat backs have become scuffed/scratched whilst putting things inside the rear of my 996. They are grey so it's quite noticeable. The seat backs appear to be covered in a slightly rubbery finish. Is there something available that can repair the damage?

TonyB66

Original Poster:

243 posts

199 months

Thursday 8th August 2013
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Damn...where are all the beards when you need them?

Must be debating IMS RMS issues, or crying about PDK GT3's.

Can anyone help?

exigepete

1,005 posts

232 months

Thursday 8th August 2013
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Not had a 996 but maybe try and find a decent 'Smart Repair Man' locally to you, most dealerships use one, sure they would be able to do something.

PS I dont have a beard smile

monthefish

20,467 posts

260 months

Friday 9th August 2013
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Have you considered getting them painted, possibly to match exterior colour. (Only works with some colour combos though)

goldsbd

134 posts

234 months

Sunday 11th August 2013
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Have them covered in Carbon Fibre wrap. Just a thought! Actually any wrap might cover it up and is replaceable if it starts to get damaged again.

Callughan

6,313 posts

221 months

Sunday 11th August 2013
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Hi buddy, there was a really good place near Gillette off the Great West Rd, I will see if I can dig up the name.

TonyB66

Original Poster:

243 posts

199 months

Monday 12th August 2013
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Thanks Call

Richard Hamilton

525 posts

290 months

Monday 12th August 2013
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Couple of chaps on PCGB have had them vinyl wrapped with good results:


Homer J

789 posts

247 months

Monday 12th August 2013
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Just looking into having this done on my Turbo. My 3 y/o sits in the back and the rubbery coating on the seat back is scuffed and marked. Tried sorting it with various Zymol and Swissvax gear, but come to the conclusion painting or wrapping is the way.

Look great as well yes

Not sure if wrapping will be effected by furnace like cabin temps during summer??

Callughan

6,313 posts

221 months

Monday 12th August 2013
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Mate here you go they good and reasonable:

www.frankdale.com

We catch up soon.

TonyB66

Original Poster:

243 posts

199 months

Tuesday 13th August 2013
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Callughan said:
Mate here you go they good and reasonable:

www.frankdale.com

We catch up soon.
Thanks mate.