Joe,
Nope, no such fabric, not even a sign that one ever existed, no fabric,
no sewing holes, no glue, nothing.
However, there IS now. I just finished sewing one on one of the seats.
And, no holes in my fingers.
Brad
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On Tue, 08 Aug 2000 12:21:14 +0000 Joe Curry <spitlist@gte.net> writes:
>
> Brad,
> There should be a piece of fabric that goes into a slit in the back
> foam and is stretched into place and attached to something (I think
> a bar) in the back structure of the seat. If that is ripped off
> your upholstery, then it would explain why the back cover won't stay
> in place.
>
> Joe
>
> Bradley D Richardson wrote:
> >
> > Joe,
> >
> > Perhaps I'm just dumb, but I did try an get them together without
> glue,
> > thinking that over time the stickiness just 'appeared'.
> >
> > The seat backs are the worst, I simply can't get the cover to
> curve with
> > the foam's curve. That's why I assumed glue was needed. How in
> the
> > world did you get your covers to follow the line of the seat back?
> When
> > I pull tight on the bottom of the back, the cover wants to go
> 'straight',
> > instead of following the foam's lines.
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