Seat trim help
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Thanks. I got mine from a feed and supply place next to my house. I did later notice they had it at O'relliys too though.
I put a heavy amount of the Lexol on the area of my seat that was distorted, wrapped the seat loosely with bungy cords to hold it down in place and overnight is was like new again and has held its shape perfectly. Thanks again for the advice guys, much appreciated.
I put a heavy amount of the Lexol on the area of my seat that was distorted, wrapped the seat loosely with bungy cords to hold it down in place and overnight is was like new again and has held its shape perfectly. Thanks again for the advice guys, much appreciated.
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Get it real wet, then roll it up in the opposite direction of the curl.
Use something to hold it there, closepins, etc.
leave it that way until it dries out, then remove the clips.
Try it, it's cheap and easy. Then of course use you favorite conditioner after.
Use something to hold it there, closepins, etc.
leave it that way until it dries out, then remove the clips.
Try it, it's cheap and easy. Then of course use you favorite conditioner after.
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