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Hi,
This is my first post ever . I have a 2003 MC that I've owned since early March 2007. I'd like to know what poeple would recommend for repairing a small piece of the top layer of leather that has pulled back on one of the spokes next to the seam of my steering wheel (not multifunction). Should I use a dab of a particular type of glue or buy a repair kit? I can't take it to the dealer to have it fix under warranty because my warranty expired about 25 days after getting my MINI, which was a bummer.
Oh, and I'm assuming that the steering wheel is leather since that is what my seats are.
I smile every time I see my MINI and get excited when I see another MINI motoring around town.
Autozone sells a repair kit, or you could just use Gorilla glue, being very careful with the excess.
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MINIless for the immediate future. :(
Previously owned:
06 Justa Cooper Astro Black
03 MCS BRG and lotsa mods
06 MCSA HB and even more mods
. I have a 2003 MC that I've owned since early March 2007. I'd like to know what poeple would recommend for repairing a small piece of the top layer of leather that has pulled back on one of the spokes next to the seam of my steering wheel (not multifunction). Should I use a dab of a particular type of glue or buy a repair kit? I can't take it to the dealer to have it fix under warranty because my warranty expired about 25 days after getting my MINI, which was a bummer.
