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posted by  david hunter on  Mon Apr 28 13:13 CST 2003
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Detailer:
I have seen your posts and respect your knowledge.

My 97 V90 has leather seats. Both tan colored front seats are a bit cracked but not torn or split, still reasonably supple. Is there a way I can improve the appearance and delay more deterioration. I am concerned that the leather may eventually start to split open and also want to improve the appearance.


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David Hunter






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