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12-20-2020, 01:26 AM
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Looks great. I had to replace the foam in my seats 2 years ago because the original foam finally started turning to crumbs. Every time I got out of the car it looked like someone had been eating crackers in the back seat and got crumbs all over the floor.
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12-20-2020, 01:40 AM
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The front seat foam was in really nice condition other than what appeared to be a large motor oil stain on the passenger seat upper. As if someone knocked over a can of oil and let it soak into the seat back. Luckily the old burlap and vinyl absorbed the majority of it. All the rest of the foam was still nice and pliable. I used all new burlap underneath it. I only had to surgically glue a small section of new foam on the driver's side bolster where the seat cover had been repaired (badly) and they glued it directly to the foam.
I used all new foam, burlap, and cotton on the rear seats. (they dont use any molded foam - it's all regular flat material). Last edited by njsteve; 12-20-2020 at 02:05 AM.
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