Have a vehicle with cigarette burn or a small hole in a seat or carpet and you want to fix it cheap? You're in luck. In this video, you'll see what I consider to be the easiest way to repair a cigarette burn in a car seat or carpet. All you need is a razor blade and some Elmer's glue.
The Elmer's glue holds up pretty well, but if you'd like a more durable adhesive, try Tear Mender (amzn.to/2HoNS9t).
While you'll still be able to tell it was repaired, it sure beats having a hole or paying hundreds of dollars for it to be recovered.
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Amazon links to products mentioned in this video:
** Elmer's Glue **
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** Razor Blades **
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** Tear Mender ** (Optional) This is a little more durable than Elmer's glue but still flexible enough to work on fabric.
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