My custom seat cover got here this week. I ordered it from a Company called B62 Upholstery. The girls name was Emily who i believe is the owner. Very helpful. She also hooked me up with a good quality pair of Hog Ring pliers which were made in the USA. It made all the difference in having a good experience doing my seat restoration my self. Well worth the money. Highly recommend get a good quality pair of pliers. Emily also sent me the daycron padding to go over the foam. If your in the market for a custom seat cover give her a look. Her website is interactive and has a lot of choices.
I also watched a bunch of YouTube videos of Randolphs Upholstery were were very informative. He recommended that specific brand of spray adhesive. I went with the aerosol can type adhesive and didnt have any problems despite the bad reviews of the spray can. No issues with contact or strong bonding either. Keep in mind my shop is well heated which I feel makes a difference.
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Jeff
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