OK. So this is more of a heads up and solution for those working between skp and Revit. It’s always been an issue getting skp files (furniture etc / entourage) into Revit whereby anythng curved or organic would have all the tesselation or lines of the mesh showing.
Exporting as an .obj can solve the problem (they also come across with textures) and if some lines still persist - reapply your textures in SketchUp as projected at the geometry level (I also had hidden geometry turned on). This looks like it solved the problem.
