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Those aren't marks. They are very small tears in the leather... Not sure it's repairable but I'm not an expert...
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I did the same thing to the wheel on my 135i by catching a button on a pair of cargo shorts on the underside of the wheel as I was sliding into the car... Ended up replacing the wheel.
It was offending my OCD and it was a good excuse to get an M3 wheel 
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I have the same thing on my wheel. My damage was caused by an ignorant employee at Discount Tire with a watch. I took it to a shop and was told they could fix it. If I dismount the steering wheel myself $100 is what I was quoted but it was only one 2 inch abrasion. Good luck!
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| 09-14-2014, 02:24 PM | #8 |
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Here is a pic of mine that they said was repairable for reference.
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