gnip134
Expert
Anyone have any ideas on patching or somthing to fix a small knick in a seat? Glue or something??
Silver
Expert
I poked a hole in my seat last year .Screw driver in pocket
Lesson learned.Any way I used a product called Automotive Goo it's a glue that will glue just about anything.It dries clear you can see it but it kind of looks like a spot of pitch from a pine tree.Best of all the hole hasn't gotten any bigger.Maybe this will help.
Lesson learned.Any way I used a product called Automotive Goo it's a glue that will glue just about anything.It dries clear you can see it but it kind of looks like a spot of pitch from a pine tree.Best of all the hole hasn't gotten any bigger.Maybe this will help.gnip134
Expert
Thanks silver.......I will get that pronto....
Yup.....knicked my seat where one of the screws are to take the rear pipe covers off.....the ones that are kinda behind the seat a bit.....damn phillips screwdriver !@*#@&%^$!#@$%&^#*
Luckly, its not where Iwill be rubbing it all the time...just wat to seal it up for safe measure.
Yup.....knicked my seat where one of the screws are to take the rear pipe covers off.....the ones that are kinda behind the seat a bit.....damn phillips screwdriver !@*#@&%^$!#@$%&^#*
Luckly, its not where Iwill be rubbing it all the time...just wat to seal it up for safe measure.
Ground Blizzard
Pro
gnip, Did the same thing on my bike seat, went to Ace HW and picked up a tube of vinyl mender worked great and has lasted 2yrs.
Mark O
Expert
Silver said:I poked a hole in my seat last year .Screw driver in pocketLesson learned.Any way I used a product called Automotive Goo it's a glue that will glue just about anything.It dries clear you can see it but it kind of looks like a spot of pitch from a pine tree.Best of all the hole hasn't gotten any bigger.Maybe this will help.
I don't think I'd want to sit on a seat that had "goo" on it. :shock:
Tork
TY 4 Stroke God
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Brian did a 2" height addition to his seat. That HAD to involve a lot of new vynal covering only cost $45. A good upolstery shop can do anything
Brian did a 2" height addition to his seat. That HAD to involve a lot of new vynal covering only cost $45. A good upolstery shop can do anything
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