Seat Fabric Repair

[BuckTales]

I have a cigarette burn hole (small one) in the driver seat of my 2000 Tundra. Is there any easy fix for this besides a seat cover? I though I could get a piece of gray fabric, cut it to size, and secure it with some fabric glue. I'm trying just to make it look not so obvious. As of tomorrow, I will have quit smoking for 3 months, so there shouldn't be any future incidents

If I have no other options than a seat cover - where would be a good place to look for them?

Thanks as always.

[BuckTales]

Originally Posted by BuckTales

I have a cigarette burn hole (small one) in the driver seat of my 2000 Tundra. Is there any easy fix for this besides a seat cover? I though I could get a piece of gray fabric, cut it to size, and secure it with some fabric glue. I'm trying just to make it look not so obvious. As of tomorrow, I will have quit smoking for 3 months, so there shouldn't be any future incidents

If I have no other options than a seat cover - where would be a good place to look for them?

Thanks as always.

Anyone, anyone???..... Bueller? ...... Bueller?

[atrdnut]

Originally Posted by BuckTales

Anyone, anyone???..... Bueller? ...... Bueller?

Heh... I wish I could help you out, but I haven't (and never will) been in that smoky situation.

I believe one of our vendors on TS sells seat covers for fairly cheap.

http://www.seatcoverfactory.com/

Anyone else have any ideas to help this non-smoker out!? BTW, congrats on quitting. Feels good to breathe, huh?

[EnolaGaia]

FWIW: I had reason to go looking for OEM Toyota seat fabric this past winter. I never found a source. Ultimately, the best fix (short of reupholstery / seat covers) would be to swap in a 'skin' from another seat or transplant enough fabric to cover the hole.