Well... damn i bought the gorilla glue over the 3m because its THE ONLY duct tape to use haha figured it would be stronger but i havent used it yet. Where did you find your vinyl?
You beat me to it by a few hours...LOL. I was going to say to use an electric Carving knife, make fast work and smooth cuts. Picked up one almost new at a Thrift store. 3M 8090 is recommended on a couple of the Mercedes Forums to spray the under side of the Hood for a new Foam Pad. Used on one of my cars a good 10 years ago, and still holding the pad up. So should be good on a seat. Any one in the Reno, Nv. area, there is a place called "Mill Ends", huge wear house with every type fabric, Vinyl and Foam etc...
Good (enough) job. It's a tractor seat. Can't find 3M 99. Fortunately my foam is mostly okay. But wary of sticky my TARTAN vinyl down. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Well... damn i bought the gorilla glue over the 3m because its THE ONLY duct tape to use haha figured it would be stronger but i havent used it yet. Where did you find your vinyl?
Use an electric knife to cut the foam then an orbital sander with 80 grit to shape it.
You beat me to it by a few hours...LOL.
I was going to say to use an electric Carving knife, make fast work and smooth cuts.
Picked up one almost new at a Thrift store.
3M 8090 is recommended on a couple of the Mercedes Forums to spray the under side of the Hood for a new Foam Pad. Used on one of my cars a good 10 years ago, and still holding the pad up. So should be good on a seat.
Any one in the Reno, Nv. area, there is a place called "Mill Ends", huge wear house with every type fabric, Vinyl and Foam etc...
Good (enough) job. It's a tractor seat. Can't find 3M 99. Fortunately my foam is mostly okay. But wary of sticky my TARTAN vinyl down. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Looks like hell