Modified by Slow_CvC99 at 2:10 PM 2/19/2006

 

I think there is this rule in physics or chemistry... when something is burned, it cannot take its original shape, OR SOME JOINT.

 

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sorry, I couldnt quote on edit on my last post.

 

take a black marker and dab it where the cigarette hole is

or you can go buy a new seat

 

They make kit's to repair just this sort of thing. My dad bought one for his Tacoma.

 

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Modified by Slow_CvC99 at 2:09 PM 2/19/2006

 

Modified by Slow_CvC99 at 2:09 PM 2/19/2006

 

I remeber seeing some "repair kit" on a TV infomercial back in the day. In the end I would just wait for a non-smoker car unless you're getting some unbelievable deal.

 

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not the greatest deal 03 ep3 with 49k and has a bumper mark and whole in the interior and isnt a virgin

 

go to drvinyl.com they are all over the us and will come fix it for dirt cheap and do an awesome job

 

Modified by Slow_CvC99 at 2:10 PM 2/19/2006

 

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i remember that infomercial too. "fix your leather couch, seats, blah, blah". i always wondered if it really worked...

 

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have you had them do it before? what is considered dirt cheap? and does it look really good?</TD></TR></TABLE>

My dealership has them come every week they do an awesome job never no more than 40 bucks

 

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I would go for a car in which the owner was a non smoker as well.

 

It's "hole". Hole.

 

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that will look like ****, i feel if im spend 12k on a car i dont want something that will look like **** and is in worse condition than my 99'.... Because the guy said, o its an easy fix i could even do it or u could... hmm im guessing u cant then</TD></TR></TABLE>

id keep shopping, a local dealer had a brand new one that had been sitting on the lot for a while going for 13k

 

to smoking.

 

for drinking

 

brand new from my dealership

Driverside top
81521-s5t-a11zb $184.35

Driverside bottom
81531-s5t-a01zb $161.28

 

murph heres a tip dont buy a car if it was owned by a smoker

 

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haha you are a perfectionist

how made dose dis make u?