I was wondering if anyone has dealt with covering up cig. burns on the upholstery on the ceiling of the car. The fabric seems thin but the blemishes look like it is possible to repair. Anyone have any ideas?

try interior detailing by a professional shop?

Best way to avoid: Don't smoke in car

GlobeCLK you are close by. Can you make any recommendations on good shops?

where's hermosa beach? OC or LA county? If you're near Costa Mesa you can try California Collision Center.

I just spent $400 at lexus to detail my car and they didn't even touch the fabric........

I'm pretty sure they cant do much....the fabric is burned and would have to be replaced...

Its not really burnt but there is less material there now. I was thinking there must be some way to smooth it out.

I have two of those too....

On monday I'm going back to Lexus to complain and see if they can do something about it....

$400 and they didnt even touch the fabric? Damn, what did they do then? They did both inside and outside I hope.

The car had some scratchs and bad swirl marks that they wet sanded down.....

Basic detail was 200 plus 200 for the sanding??
yea, it was alot of money.....

Did everything though....in out engine trunk

$400???? thats seems a lot for detailing...I got my whole car detailed(exept engine) for $89 bucks..Believe it or not.. The car looked better then showroom in and out they cleared out my cig burn..lol Concord Car Wash in
Brooklyn NY

Slamedgs, where exactly is that place you went to? Do you recommend that shop? Hows is their reputation, workmanship, etc..

thanks.

If you think the cigarette burns look bad in the car, imagine what your lungs look like.