A4FR

Salut to AW'ders,

I am sure I am not the first with this problem, but has NE1 found a DIY solution. I keep my car in excellent condition, but living in Arizona in this dryness doesn't help any material, even if leatherette is very durable. My seat are black, so the white underweaving shows up like a sore thumb. I had basically ignored it until I saw someone in the B6 forum was having the same problem.

I know probably to a home decor store and get some kind of patch, but was wondering if NE1 had tried a number of options and found one best of all solution.

I am way out of warranty so no intention of interogating the stealership on this issue.

Any ideas welcomed.

Many thanks,
Patrick

A4noobster

Not too bad but I want to seal it before it gets any worse.

Haven't spent any time on looking yet though.

SOLD2000-1.8TQMSport

I just called and asked them to document my complaint that over a hundred of the model cars like mine have the same problem in the exact same location and these are vehicles in different locations in the country so its not just a freak thing.

The representative was very nice and said she would document the claim and it could spark further investigation, so call them up!

fussball.biturbo

hahaha. good luck with AoA.

SOLD2000-1.8TQMSport

if they get enough calls they may do something...can't hurt

VTB(Erik)

Right, trim is not covered by Audi Assured. I've been there.

fussball.biturbo

and they still haven't RECALLED them? They don't care about leatherette seats on cars that are nearly 6 years old.

de (-eeez_nutz)

Crack is bad. Stick to the wacky tobaccy. (I can't believe nobody jumped on this yet!)

Ray Calvo

Check on J. C. Whitney; their repair kit works well

bnam

Same on my driver seat - 96 A4 (left side) (nt)