TRD Sports Seat - Repairing Hole in Fabric
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TRD Sports Seat - Repairing Hole in Fabric
If you have any small holes in the fabric of your seat before you go to the expense of having them recovered try one of the those "smart repair" kits - I got mine off eBay.
The holes i wanted to fix...
One smart repair kit off ebay for £11
Lots of colours are supplied but I just used black and white which you out in a tub with a ball bearing in and shake to mix up
Double check colour against seat and add more black/white as neccessary
Fill the holes with glue
Add the fibres over the hole and using a piece of gauze they supply (not pictured) press the fibres down into the glue
After its dried just vacuum off excess
I used a pencil to to try and reinstate the holes
Not perfect but I hope youll agree its a big improvement :-)
The holes i wanted to fix...
One smart repair kit off ebay for £11
Lots of colours are supplied but I just used black and white which you out in a tub with a ball bearing in and shake to mix up
Double check colour against seat and add more black/white as neccessary
Fill the holes with glue
Add the fibres over the hole and using a piece of gauze they supply (not pictured) press the fibres down into the glue
After its dried just vacuum off excess
I used a pencil to to try and reinstate the holes
Not perfect but I hope youll agree its a big improvement :-)
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