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Can mk2 st leather seats be cleaned up easily?

Jason87
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Found a low mileage tidy example but the seat looks a bit worn or creased on the drivers side and the passenger seat looks a bit squashed on the side bolster. Can anything be done to sort the seats? As bad seats puts me off 

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    12 hours ago, Jason87 said:

    Found a low mileage tidy example but the seat looks a bit worn or creased on the drivers side and the passenger seat looks a bit squashed on the side bolster. Can anything be done to sort the seats? As bad seats puts me off 

    Ever watched, 'Wheeler Dealers'? Poor seating is bread & butter of a used car. There are numerous dyes etc to mask worn creasing, (though I like a bit of patina), and there are numerous companies that will strip a seat and re 'stuff' it to get it like new. If it's a good car, wouldn't let it put you off...

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    If everything else is fine then think of it this way, the seats won’t cause a breakdown. They don’t need doing urgently to keep the car in use, and you could learn to live with them. Think of it compared to all of the other things that can go wrong on a car . 

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