Red...........isn't that like not repairing it at all?? :lol: :wink: :wink:Red said:They should be able to repair the seat so you won't know it was repaired.
Kinda like "cash is almost like money"!Hedo said:Red...........isn't that like not repairing it at all?? :lol: :wink: :wink:Red said:They should be able to repair the seat so you won't know it was repaired.
DitoIsprex said:replace it under warranty. A week later I had a new seat.
Those kits work great. they come with liquid vinyl that matches the color of your seat and also come with different patterns and a little bitty iron to iron on the pattern. I have repaired many seats this way and you can barely tell they have a rip in them.n9frp said:Maybe for an inexpensive alternative, Walgreens or CVS might have one of those Naugahyde repair kits that looks like it came from Ron Popiel himself.
Probably under 5 bucks by now.
Weird thing tho, is, I've NEVER shot a Nauga. I wonder where those critters live !?!?!? :?
They are raised strictly on farms. They haven't lived in the wild for years and therefor have not been hunted since revolutionary times.n9frp said:Weird thing tho, is, I've NEVER shot a Nauga. I wonder where those critters live !?!?!? :?