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front seat cushion grinding down....how to protect it??? 700 1986

posted by  Steve on  Tue Jun 21 15:24 CST 2005
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It's a lot, lot easier to spend another fifteen minutes to pull the seat and work on it outside: that way you can do a sterling job.

The wire can cut the foam and the sides of the upholstery can separate to allow the seat to sink. Use a thin piece of carpet to prevent the foam from being cut from below. Make sure the side upholstery is not torn at the stitches. Use zipties instead of hog rings to reinstall.






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