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    How to fix rip in seat

    An aphoulstry shop said it would be about 175 to fix this rip. I can't justify spending that kind of money to fix it. Do you think I could sew it up myself, since it is along the seam. It wouldnt have to look perfect, just improved.
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    find another trim shop ... that one is trying to rip you a new one.

    I paid that much to have 2 full seat covers custom made and installed on a pair of seats.

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      Ok - I thought it was pretty high. I will have to see what else I can find. Might have to do a little traveling though.

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