Subject	Re: Swapping factory leather seat cover/bottom, any advice?
Posted by	Ted (92TT) on January 28, 2013 at 7:29 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	You should be able to remove it without damage. Just be aware that there are a lot of hog rings. Cut the rings rather than trying to bend them. Yes, zip ties work. Get the ones with steel inserts or they'll slip loose.
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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