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Cigarette Burns on Microfiber

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Date: 11/03/2009 Topics: Readers Request > Repair | Repair > Furniture > Sofas  
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Can someone help me locate an upholstery repair shop in my area that can repair a cigarette burn on my micro-fiber couch? I live in the 60827 zip code.

By Mz.Kandy from Chicago, IL

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How do you repair cigarette burns in the arms of a brown microfiber couch?

MaryEtta from Danville

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RE: Cigarette Burns on Microfiber

I would suggest that you make brown-toned arm covers to hide the marks. You will have a hard time patching the burns but an arm cover that co-ordinates with the sofa will hide the mark(s). If you don't sew, ask an upholstery shop to do it. It shouldn't cost as much as re-upholstering the arms. (12/01/2008)

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