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Minor repair of creasing leather - Recaro yellow seats

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On my now passenger seat (was originally drivers) suffers some creasing and it makes the leather look lighter there in brighter light

 

Here is original picture of when I first put them in, haven't taken more recent ones close up yet of the creases - you can just about see the creases but doesn't look bad there

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/gallery/image/5119-dscf0482/

 

Is there anything recommended to repair this? Would one of the yellow colour pens from ebay be okay

 

I can get the seats covers off ( need to weld the support frames properly on anyway which means removing the seats ) and was thinking of gently approaching the hairdryer trick for the creases themselves for the stretched leather - but I think it may have lost some colour when they creased?

 

I wouldn't rule out having them repaired also (just the one passenger lower base or maybe drivers also so not much work to do). They were in pretty neat condition when I got them for the most part, good for the age of them anyway.

 

Thanks in advance

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