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Cracks in my "boxster red" leather


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:( I have a 99 C2 with 60k miles and I am begining to notice cracking in the leather on the driver's side seat panels near my left thigh & flank area. . .

I presume this is from the years getting in and out of the car. Lexol conditioner has done a wonderful job up until now but . . .

My question is with the boxster red leather:

Can anything be done? Touch up vs. new panels? and in your experience, what whould be the cost diference?

Paul

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I think this is a pretty common problem. I know that my 996 has the same issue. Call the local dealer or just ask other local dealers who in your area does good vinyl / leather repair. I have had several scratches and cracks repaired and they come out perfectly ....

Dan

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They use some kind of synthetic material that I think gets painted on. The person that I used made the repair, smoothed it out then airbrushed it. You cannot even tell. I had several repairs that took her all day and the total cost was near $275. If you get someone good ... it's worth it.

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