four door rear seat back
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four door rear seat back
Does anyone have a good rear seat back in red that they would sell ? Failing I will be looking at repairs I take it this can be done ? Thanks in advance for replies,
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Re: four door rear seat back
what is the problem with the seat as depending on the damage \ problem a repair might not be possible
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Re: four door rear seat back
A fairly common problem I believe , the sun has ruined the top edge all the way along. I didn't know I could get a new piece of material put in as the rest of the interior is pretty good .
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Re: four door rear seat back
i assume you mean that the fabric has cracked and ripped, removing the cover is fairly straight forward, you then have two options as i see it
1. replace the fabric that but you will have two problems as i see, firstly it will not be easy to make a template from the fragments, it can be done but not easy, the second and far more serious problem will be getting a replacement vinyl that is a colour match given the amount of time the rest of the interior has had to fade, of course you could then colour all the vinyl to match.
2. glue another piece of fabric under the existing vinyl to hold everything in place. this might work if you have not lost any bits of vinyl.
1. replace the fabric that but you will have two problems as i see, firstly it will not be easy to make a template from the fragments, it can be done but not easy, the second and far more serious problem will be getting a replacement vinyl that is a colour match given the amount of time the rest of the interior has had to fade, of course you could then colour all the vinyl to match.
2. glue another piece of fabric under the existing vinyl to hold everything in place. this might work if you have not lost any bits of vinyl.