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    Hey guys,

    I've spent the better part of the last 4 weeks repairing and redyeing my 95M's leather seats. I posted a long thread over on miata.net but thought I might share here too for those that don't get to M.net very often.

    Driver's seat before:





    Driver's seat after:








    Link to M.net thread with discussion and many pictures:

    http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread.php?t=539837

    cheers.

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    That's the same leather?!? Amazing.

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    Great repair job!

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    Nice work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hornetball View Post
    That's the same leather?!? Amazing.
    Yup.

    Quote Originally Posted by sammm View Post
    Great repair job!
    Thanks.

    Quote Originally Posted by ken o View Post
    Nice work.
    Thanks.

    Quote Originally Posted by wrx74 View Post
    Next!
    Makes a world of difference. Ummmm, maybe I should whore myself out.


    Cheers all.

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    Really looks nice. Will be interested in how the repair wears.
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    Holy mother of...that's amazing! What sorcery is this?

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    Fantastic job! That is amazing.

    I REALLY like trickyrix's 95M replacement seatcovers from leatherseats.com. IMO they look better and appear better quality than OEM. They aren't cheap though.
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    Hey trickyrix, this post should motivate you to put some conditioner on your seats! :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by eliandi View Post
    Really looks nice. Will be interested in how the repair wears.
    Thanks.

    I don't know how long they'll look this great...usage dependent of course. But I do know that they will not deteriorate to pre-repair condition for many, many years. Plus, the cost is only a fraction of the cost of replacement seats or covers.


    Cheers

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    The repair looks really good, but I do wonder how long it will last. When I replaced my seat covers, I realized how cheap the OEM material was. It's basically a painted finish, and the leather itself is paper-thin.
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