Dohhh!!! I punctured a hole into my seat

I was adjusting my headlight angle last night.
I was late at night.
I went to sit on my seat to see the view of the light from there and next thing I know my hip thrust'ed the screwdriver I had in my hand right into the seat!
I stabbed my seat!

I called a leather repair shop to see what they could do and they said bring it in. (That's one option)
I thought I come here and see if anyone knows how or ever has repaired small holes in their seat.

p.s. The seat feels like leather, but I'm not sure if it is. Does anybody know what material '82 KZ's are made of?

pics below...

They are vinyl. He should be able to fix that where it is almost impossible to see.

Google vinyl repair kit and you will find them out there.

The "email when I get a response" didn't work this time. :huh:

Thanks, I'll definitely go look for some and hopefully find one.
I'll post pictures once it's finished.

It depends on how good you want it to look. The do-it-yourself kits will fill the hole but you will see it. If you take it to a pro, it will be invisible.

I found a shop nearby me and took it in. The repair man looked at it and said it would be a waste to take it off and repair it. Instead, he recommended I used some black silicone and seal the hole. He had some and put it in and even gave me the rest of the container to put some more on when I get home.

In short, it looks great, it's sealed so no water can get inside, and it looks good. I'll post a picture of it soon.
I did about 3-4 small layers, just to make sure.