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Werewolf in the back seat. Help needed.

Senna

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A four year old werewolf who seems to like the taste of Porsche leather. After a brief stop for refuelling I sat back inside the car, turned around to see if my little monster was ok and noticed a smirk on his face. Oh oh, what have you been up to? As I took a glimpse past him, I could see the imprint of teeth marks at the top of the back seat where he'd been sitting.

This happened around 8 weeks ago and the teeth marks seem to be pretty much permanent. There's no puncture as such (not that I can see anyway), just what seems to be permanent jaw/teeth imprints.

I've tried leaving a warm damp towel over the area for 30 minutes or so but to no avail. Anyone got any ideas other than a silver bullet?




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Here's the hooligan all dressed and ready for today's big match.

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I expect there will be lots more teeth marks in all sorts of ltems including anything leather after this afternoon's performance.
Should we hide German assets from the masses for a few days till it all blows over???
Nigel.
 
some leather milk/conditioner re soften it then try a leather brush / microfiber pad over it with a little pressure, keep repeating

this useually takes out any creases in mine before they get too bad

J
 
Wet a towelling face cloth,roll it up and microwave it until its almost too hot to touch, unfurl and drape over the affected area for 5 minutes.

 
Did you know that you can iron leather. I have done this many times with great success. I suggest starting with a cool iron on a part that does not show.

Harriet
 
i use swissvax leather milk its very good, it really softens up the leather & removes any light creasing

apply with a cheap microfire pad ( white ones form halfords will do) may take a few applications but it should soften and stretch back out

J
 

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