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Stiching On Seat?
- Thread starter sandeejs
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Black duct tape is probably the easiest solution.
A pair of harness needles and black waxed or nylon thread will fix it like new.
Short of the above, a trip to the upholstery shop is warranted.
There were some issues with the seats on the 2010 and some were fixed under warranty. I think we are beyond that point at this time.
Good luck on your fix.
A pair of harness needles and black waxed or nylon thread will fix it like new.
Short of the above, a trip to the upholstery shop is warranted.
There were some issues with the seats on the 2010 and some were fixed under warranty. I think we are beyond that point at this time.
Good luck on your fix.
Bob Denman
New member
(Depending on how unravelled it is...)
Could you put some fabric adhesive into the "valley" between the panels? :dontknow:
It might be enough to stabilize the stitching, and keep things together...
Could you put some fabric adhesive into the "valley" between the panels? :dontknow:
It might be enough to stabilize the stitching, and keep things together...
trikermutha
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Take to a seat shop may have to get it reupholstered? .. I don't recommend tape or you will have fun cleaning off that crap..But if you don't care then go for it..:thumbup:
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