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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My parents came and I put theire luggage on the back seat which made a dent in the leather. Is there anything I can do about it apart from getting a new back part for the seat? Does not bother me unless I need to sell.

POST 2Original post

i'm not an expert unfortunately but you can go to an upholstry place and see what they can do for you or buy a new seat.....

POST 3Original post

Try waiting for a week or two. Leather sometimes boucnes back pretty well, as I've discovered...

POST 4Original post

Your seat looks very dry. I would suggest liberally applying lexol to the entire seat, and then heating gently with a hair dryer. That should go almost entirely away. Let us know how you make out...

POST 5Original post

Yeah, give it some time and a leather treatment product.

POST 6Original post

Who did you make ride in the back with the luggage?

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