Subject	Heat gun, the rear pieces are tough ones!
Posted by	pearlzed(toronto) on September 21, 2010 at 12:03 AM
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In Reply To	I started wrapping my panels with the TunerD leather kit... posted by scottyfender on September 20, 2010 at 09:46 PM
Message	Keep in mind if you went with real leather it does not stretch as much as a vinyl would. What kind of glue are you using? If you are using the 3m stuf make sure you let t tack up alot before trying to lay them together. Also making small slits in the leather helps so you can stretch it around bends and not babe lumps! And
Follow Ups	I started wrapping my panels with the TunerD leather kit... - scottyfender 21:46:38 09/20/10 Heat gun, i used it on low only to stretch the leather. (n/m) - Got a Birth certificate?? 21:57:48 09/20/10 I had good luck with a hair dryer, then just small sections - VoslickZ 22:01:59 09/20/10 Agreed on the heat gun or hair dryer. Also... - Ted (92TT) 23:24:12 09/20/10 Heat gun, the rear pieces are tough ones! - pearlzed(toronto) 00:03:26 09/21/10 I'm using Loctite spray adhesive. - scottyfender 08:06:02 09/21/10 you can apply tons of heat to leather - pearlzed(toronto) 09:05:41 09/21/10 unless it is bonded leather.then it will melt like vinyl. (n/m) - slayer fan 09:13:58 09/21/10 It's good quality leather. Should I heat the back or front? - scottyfender 10:04:59 09/21/10 i heat the front, even heat throughout obv. (n/m) - pearlzed(toronto) 10:27:40 09/21/10
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