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Re: Building new seats from scratch
Now you are ready for welting to put in the seams. I did a few sets like that. You just get the plastic welt bead and fold a 1- 1.5" piece of vinyl onto it and sew that in your seam. Welting can be a contrasting color too. You tube probably has lots of videos on this sort of thing. Looks like fun.
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Re: Building new seats from scratch
Scottyb,
The color match is not perfect but it will do. I am already moving and shaking, the rear seat back has to go on first (due to the way I made it fit) so naturally i completed that one first. My corners are not great but I don't trust I could get a double bevel correct. So I just went ahead and got it on there. 1 Down 3 to go... |
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