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#469100 11/08/2008 8:05 AM
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I might want to take a stab at reupholstering my seat. Is there any info on this anywhere? Who sells the best kit?


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well how bad is your old seat cover, take the bottom seat out of your truck, flip it upside down and carefully remove the clips that hold your cover to the bottom frame of your seat and springs, i think i used a screwdriver to pop them up and save the clips, up can order more from jim carter cat., than take your old cover that you just took off and take to a upholster shop, so they can see n measure up to make a new one, they should have fabric to choose from , this is what i did, and you can buy some new foam at walmart and put your new cover back on, mine went quick n fast, and wasnt too hard at all ,, later mick


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My old cover is ripped pretty good in the drivers seat but solid everywhere else. I already have the fabric. I will check around with a shop I know of and see what they charge.


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