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Old 01-02-2011, 09:20 PM   #1
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Neoprene repair?

Does anyone know a shop that repairs neoprene material? I have a seat cover that's made of neoprene but got ripped accidentally.

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a seat cover? I'm pretty damn sure it's hard to repair woven neoprene... but I could be wrong... I'd say buy another one

The only fabric i'd consider repairing is my cloth seats
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http://www.ehow.com/how_4600508_repair-neoprene.html

Or you can try any wetsuit repair shop in Vancouver.
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^Do you happen to know any wet suit repair shop? The reason I really want to get it repaired is that it's a rare seat cover that isn't offered anymore.
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