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I realize it is not possible to get it "new" looking (it is quite old; bought in 1988 I believe it was).
So, I'd need to remove what I can see with scissors and have patches made and ready to be sewn on I take it.
Any ideas/info. about using spray adhesive?
I'd like to save this sofa as it is very comfortable and has several uses oddly and I really do not want a new one. Although it looks just awful, it is actually very clean as I paid extra $$$ when I bought it to have it sprayed with a solution that makes it easy to clean which I have done more than once believe me.
Thanks for your tip! I do appreciate it very much! 
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