bentley seats

I was conditioning the seats to my dads 2002 arnage today and I realized that the finish which I found out was dye on the seats was peeling. Let me tell you about what may have happend. He bought the car used 3 years ago from florida with 28,000 miles, which really shows that dyeing the seats are not nessecary ( exuse my grammer) at 28,000 miles. well the car now has 55,000 miles and my dad has recieved a new 2006 arnage t. He is planning to sell the 2002 sometime but the seats would need to be repaired. The interesting thing is that the seats have been dyed very well, but there is a area where it peeled off and the leather was in good condition under it. So should we try to get the seat dye professionaly peeled off or redo the entire interior for $8,000. The people who sold the car to my dad in florida may have dyed it before delivery. But, when I called to ask them questions, they dissapeared off the face of the earth, phone numbers are not valid, website expired, adress does not exist. Could this car have more problems than it looks like? Need your opinion please!
Thanks alot
Vic,
P.S. I will post the pics of the peeling interior later tonight because my ibook takes forever to crop pics.

 

If your dad bought the car with 28,000 miles and it now has 55,000 miles it is likely that any other problems would have surfaced by now. Who did your dad buy the car from, if you don't mind me asking?

 

It's your spelling you should be more concerned with. How do you communicate with the help?