Great video Tigger. I just completed the replacement of a 2011 Chevy Suburban LTZ bottom driver seat cushion cover and your step-by-step video was right on.
Hey this was the best video for the DIY person. All the other ones did not even remotely cover what you did. Awesome job and the tips were incredibly helpful. Do not watch any other videos to help you replace the cover and foam this guys covers it all.
When working on plastic, for removal, yes, cordless works great...sadly my cordless batteries don't hold a charge anymore, will need to but a new one eventually 😁 ... BUT when installing anything plastic, I always prefer hand tools..less chance of breaking/cracking/crushing the plastic.
The new heating pad should have had adhesive already applied. When placing the heating pad to the foam seat, remove the tape from the adhesive to expose the adhesive and then apply the heat element to the new seat cushion. The black urethane is unnecessary and probably won't last as it was applied to the area of the tape covering the adhesive on the new heat pad.
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Great video Tigger. I just completed the replacement of a 2011 Chevy Suburban LTZ bottom driver seat cushion cover and your step-by-step video was right on.
Hey this was the best video for the DIY person. All the other ones did not even remotely cover what you did. Awesome job and the tips were incredibly helpful. Do not watch any other videos to help you replace the cover and foam this guys covers it all.
thank you
Use a cordless drill next time to save time.
When working on plastic, for removal, yes, cordless works great...sadly my cordless batteries don't hold a charge anymore, will need to but a new one eventually 😁 ... BUT when installing anything plastic, I always prefer hand tools..less chance of breaking/cracking/crushing the plastic.
The new heating pad should have had adhesive already applied. When placing the heating pad to the foam seat, remove the tape from the adhesive to expose the adhesive and then apply the heat element to the new seat cushion. The black urethane is unnecessary and probably won't last as it was applied to the area of the tape covering the adhesive on the new heat pad.
A new heating pad was not included.
Great video! Appreciated.
Where did you buy the cover and foam?
thanx...
bought the cover and foam from "the Seat Shop"
www.theseatshop.com/