GuilTTy

I knew there was a reason why I hate seatbelts. I noticed a small tear just inside the door where the buckle sometimes rests after I exit the car. It must have gotten wedged into the lining when I closed the door recently.

The tear is small but I have no idea how to repair it (anyone surprised?). Are there any repair kits that I should look into or might i need to have that interior panel replaced?

Rennen

Duct tape.

GuilTTy

Do you suggest the very shiny variety?

Rennen

....visibly ignorant looking. Perfect for you! :-P

cyber bob

If your leather or vinyl has scuffmarks, scratches or areas that the surface color has been removed, you may refinish it yourself. Most German seats are famous for scuffing on the left bolster of the driver's seat. This is usually caused by your belt loops as you get in and out of the seat. The key is another Surflex product. The Surflex Colorant & Finish for Flexible Surfaces may be matched to the exact color required. Any interior leather or vinyl surface may be refinished. It is not recommended to spot finish any area. If your seat bolsters have belt loop scuff marks, you should refinish the entire front of the seat.<ul><li><a href="http://www.carcareonline.com/leather_care.html">http://www.carcareonline.com/leather_care.html</a</li></ul>

JustJeff

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GuilTTy

I'm all a'tizzy just thinking about the possibilities! I may tear up more of the interior!

Rennen

You go girl!!

Sue EsponTTe

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GuilTTy

Thanks. Unfortunately, it's the plastic surface that tore - not the leather or vinyl.