Leather Seat repair?

[Revtro]

Anyone know a place on the East Side where I can get a few small tears in my boat seats fixed?  I have a few small holes which are starting tear from people who forgot that there were hooks attached to the lures on their rods.    Nothing big to fix, but I want to nip it in the bud before they turn into bigger tears.

[blakstr1]

http://www.plastidip.com/industrial_solutions/Vyna_Bond

Vyna Bond is made by performix, the same folks that make plastidip.  As soon as I find some I am buying it, probably will end up just ordering some. 

Might be worth looking at....

[Revtro]

Looks like good stuff, but I don't see any reference to being able to be used on leather.  Ever tried it on leather?  I wonder if it'll work.

[yukonjack2]

Tom:

your boat seats are vinyl, and not leather.   Leather is not water resistant, and would soak up water and stay wet non stop. 

[rustydog]

If you are near Auburn Mi. try Gary's Custom Canvas. Does excellent work. If you want # send PM.

[Revtro]

Tom:
your boat seats are vinyl, and not leather.   Leather is not water resistant, and would soak up water and stay wet non stop. 

Now don't I feel like a complete idiot!  They look and feel like leather, so I assumed they were some kind of leather.  Well, ya learn something new every day...even about your own stuff.  DOH!

[Langer]

You'd be suprised to find out that most automotive seats that say there Leather are not 100% leather. The seats may start out with alot of leather but due to cost savings thats the 1st thing to go. If you have leather seats only a couple of sections will be leather, these are usually found in the insert area of the seat. A quick way to tell is to push into it with your thumb, if it looks wrinkled/crackly then its leather if it doesnt then its vinyl.