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Old 06-26-2020, 05:23 AM   #2
Rich
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The proper way is to recover the seat. Perhaps $200 to $300 depending on size etc. Call Ashley at Shoreline to get a rough estimate. It could b a lot more if it's a complicated job.

Don't let the dealer do one of those hidden or instant vinyl repair jobs! They will look great for about 1 season. I had a few repairs like these done on my boat, but the repair won't last, over time, unless it's in a spot that is never touched, which is not were tears happen.

The repair spot will also attract dirt faster that the rest of the seat. Some people will place an extra sealer to try to prevent this, but it doesn't last over time.

If I was looking for a cheap way out, get the instant repair, but know it will need to be redone in about 1 year, maybe two if you are lucky.

I have been down this road, and ended up having the seats recovered, and now I'm finally happy.
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