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Possible To Repair/fix Cigarette Hole On Passenger Side Seat R33 Gtr

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Hi all, Im a first time poster, but long time viewer and keen observer. Im going to be selling my 1996 r33 GTR vspec shortly and i want to make it micky mouse for the lucky person that buys it. And one of the things on the to do list is repair this eye sore of a cigarette burn on the passenger side seat. I bought this car immaculate and this was pretty much the only thing i had to put aside and cop when purchasing the car. Previous seller said it came from Japan that way. Any how ill post some pics of the burn and if i could get some feed back on the best possible fix it would be greatly appreciated. If the seat was in bad nick ill just reupholster the whole thing. But because it is in mint condition besides the burn, i will prefer to repair if possible.

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2 options that you could try

Colour the spot in grey

Or get some nice seat covers cheap and easy

For example - http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com.au/viewitem?itemId=230907386025&index=14&nav=SEARCH&nid=13980788640

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