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Posted by	Jayru on January 28, 2013 at 6:45 PM
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In Reply To	Swapping factory leather seat cover/bottom, any advice? posted by Jayru on January 28, 2013 at 06:43 PM
Message	I've read you can use zip ties to secure the cover if you don't have access to proper hog rings/pliers. Anyone ever try this method? 93 2+2 Twin Turbo Track Build - jsworks.org for more info!
Follow Ups	Swapping factory leather seat cover/bottom, any advice? - Jayru 18:43:32 01/28/13 Also... - Jayru 18:45:52 01/28/13 Re: Anyone ever try this method? - Ba11erz (MD) 19:05:15 01/28/13 Great, thanks! (n/m) - Jayru 20:10:51 01/28/13 There are SS metal zip ties too if you are worried about - KongZTT GT28RS MD 21:23:54 01/28/13 I used the ziptie method about 5yrs ago.. holding strong. - fst300zx 06:55:56 01/29/13 I used zip ties too... No problems after 2 years. (n/m) - BlitZ91TT 11:30:12 01/29/13 Re: Swapping factory leather seat cover/bottom, any advice? - Ted (92TT) 19:29:23 01/28/13 I've never seen zip ties with steel inserts before - Jayru 20:22:14 01/28/13 Re: I've never seen zip ties with steel inserts before - Ted (92TT) 20:11:27 01/29/13 Why not swap the tracks instead? Is the frame bent - JMartz 20:10:08 01/28/13 The seat itself is bent. When the track kinked, it took - Jayru 20:16:59 01/28/13 Lots of Patients! Just like everyone else said..."zip ties" - RRyderTT 11:33:57 01/29/13 Unless you're a doctor, and had your clients help you out, - 240Z FeO2 11:57:00 01/29/13
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