How To Fix Cigarette BURNS & HOLES in Cloth Seats

How To Fix holes and Cigarette BURNS in Cloth upholstery car or truck.
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Here we show you how to fix cloth seats with holes or burns. We show you how to match the material perfectly. We are a channel for the DIYer.

[Nthstar]

You are so clever
thanks for these uploads that are just gold 😊
should be proud of yourself

[danamace]

I just want to say thank you for sharing this on the tube. I was sitting in the van today on my break, smokin a cigarette 🚬 and when my break was over I realized that I had burnt a hole in my ol lady's seat between my legs. She is very particular about her new van. I didn't know what to do so I googled the problem. Seen your video, did it and now I get to live another day. Lol, thank you sir!

[JasonTylerRicci]

Great repair. I've had to repair cigarette burn holes and used a different technique. I cut a piece of fabric from under the seat (exact match) and glued it into the hole. Not perfect, but looks a heck of a lot better

[mikedee]

Thank you so much!! I never even thought of that, I have quite a few burn holes in my door panel on the passenger side!! I tell everybody that asks if they can smoke in my car I say as long as you're careful, and they always say they will be. But it never fails that every time they go to put the window down they end up having their cigarette in the hand putting the window down with and the cigarette hits the microfiber on the panel. I never really liked the fact that it had microfiber door panels and it gets dirty or gets a mark on it so easily. My car looks really nice until look at the door panel and have been thinking of a way could have it reupholstered or some way to fix it that doesn't cost so much. Some of the marks are just little indents that was able to cover up easy

[NourAlmsallati]

man you're a lifesaver, thank you.

[biffnarzilla]

Missed a 3mm burn mark on the driver's side seat on the inspection go-round prior to the purchase of a late-model used Civic. Was bummed when I found it afterwards. Contemplated having the dealer take a look at it until I saw this and gave it a try. Even I can't find it any more. Knew the "fabric repair kits were out on the market" but also realized there was no way in hell they'd ever come close in color or texture. Truly one of those moments after I watched this.

[kayewright]

Thanks so much for sharing! I had been searching online for fabric repair kits. I'm so glad I came across your video.

[johancarrillo]

Thanks! This is gonna help a lot, I would always struggle with matching the color interior but now I know the trick 😉

[silentfades]

this looks great - what is the white glue are you using ? Thank you

[adonia]

*Hell Life saver, now I can smoke worry free in my van!! Thanks a million*

[justjoshin]

Hi, I need to repair a a burn fast. Two questions there are parts of the video that skipped it seem like it was valuable information that was lost and most importantly, what kind of glue do you use? Thank you.

[stellatomas]

4th video I've watched but absolutely the best outcome! Ty!!!

[xbRuno]

Thanks from Brazil man, you're a genius.. There is no video teaching this in Portuguese

[fitnesswithdavidau]

Thanks, I will try this with Aquadhere, a popular Aussie PVA wood glue, that also works with fabric. Its white liquid but dries clear.

[baggiefc]

i have to be quick bevore my wife founds out thanks

[safdarsiddiqi]

I appreciate you Sir. It helped me tremendously. God Bless u. 🙏

[insanesavagetv]

I just bought a 98 f150 both front seats have a bunch of cig burns in the seats. What glue should I use? I've spent over 10k in restoring it I need to fix the seats headliner and paint

[TBCfhjvhhhnbb]

I am absolutely going to give this a go!

[Amanda.mcwilliam]

Oh my gosh you are a legend!!! You have saved me so much money!!!!

[pangdemonium]

Does this work with those seats you get in vans. Sort of synthetic material?