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bjt
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Depending on where the tear is, I think a spot repair has a varying chance of success. Maybe you can find a replacement seat cover or buy one of the BRP upgrade covers for the stock seat. Or take it to someplace that works with vinyl extensively (like a boat cover shop or an auto upholstery shop) to see what they can do for it.
Ga Blue Knight
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If you want to fix it yourself you can but it will never disappear only stop from getting bigger. Auto parts store sell a vinyl repair kit with a liquid material that hardens up. You just paint it on (follow instructions) and it will fill the tear. Good news it's cheap and the tear will most likely stop right there. The bad news you will always see it every single day and as time goes by it will get harder than the seat material.
What I would do would be to go to a boat shop and see who they use for repairs and get a better tougher seat cover made. This would also be a good time to either add or subtract foam or add some seat gel.:yes: silver lining out of the clouds time.
What I would do would be to go to a boat shop and see who they use for repairs and get a better tougher seat cover made. This would also be a good time to either add or subtract foam or add some seat gel.:yes: silver lining out of the clouds time.
fastfraser
Blazing Member
Ask around I'm sure someone has one gathering dust in there garage .:dontknow:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Oldandgrouchy has the answer, as far as I can see.
If you had someone come out and do "invisible vinyl repair" this is what they would use.
Less expensive than a new seat.
If you are into perfect--put duct tape (the working mans friend) under the cut (sticky side up--a hard manuver) and over the cut--sticky side down. This will prevent the tear from growing--then get a seat cover to put over the whole thing.
Hope you find this information helpful.
If you had someone come out and do "invisible vinyl repair" this is what they would use.
Less expensive than a new seat.
If you are into perfect--put duct tape (the working mans friend) under the cut (sticky side up--a hard manuver) and over the cut--sticky side down. This will prevent the tear from growing--then get a seat cover to put over the whole thing.
Hope you find this information helpful.
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