- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Grrrr mutter mutter expletives deleted. 
Long story short I offered to help someone out last weekend. I said I could take a bag of old foliage from the Church to the tip. Oh dear, it was three bags - two of which went in the boot. The back seat of the car at this time of year is covered in a coat, scarf, and various other clutter, so I decided to put the third bag on the front seat. Huuuuuggge mistake. The person I was helping out, was the one who put it on the seat. I therefore did not realise how heavy it was and, more to the point, how much holly was at the bottom of the bag. 
I now have lots of indentations in a holly sort of pattern in the front leather passenger seat.
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My question is, will these dents fade, or can it be repaired? I do not think the seat has been punctured, but it is definitely indented by the sharp bits of holly. Can anyone suggest what to do? or suggest a forum where sensible drivers might have a suggestion. Thanks in anticipation, and apologies for a Car question.
If I had known how much there would be, I would have cleared more space it the boot, and if I had known how heavy the bag was, I would have put it on the coat, a torn coat being easy to mend than a leather seat. Who knew that dead foliage from flowers would cause so much damage?
Long story short I offered to help someone out last weekend. I said I could take a bag of old foliage from the Church to the tip. Oh dear, it was three bags - two of which went in the boot. The back seat of the car at this time of year is covered in a coat, scarf, and various other clutter, so I decided to put the third bag on the front seat. Huuuuuggge mistake. The person I was helping out, was the one who put it on the seat. I therefore did not realise how heavy it was and, more to the point, how much holly
was at the bottom of the bag. I now have lots of indentations in a holly sort of pattern in the front leather passenger seat.
.My question is, will these dents fade, or can it be repaired? I do not think the seat has been punctured, but it is definitely indented by the sharp bits of holly. Can anyone suggest what to do? or suggest a forum where sensible drivers might have a suggestion. Thanks in anticipation, and apologies for a Car question.
If I had known how much there would be, I would have cleared more space it the boot, and if I had known how heavy the bag was, I would have put it on the coat, a torn coat being easy to mend than a leather seat. Who knew that dead foliage from flowers would cause so much damage?
