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Originally Posted by Lorenzo
i updated my project thread with the finished pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by DARXIDE
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even today they are much better after sitting in them and they have "dried" out more. not dry as in cardboard but MATTE finish dry but still much softer than before. the seats are nice, firm but dont feel like they are going to break at the stitches.
You jam partly-inflated balloons into the space?Quote:
Originally Posted by SWO Daddy
There's a diy somewhere on the forum, but you insert evenly spaced medium sized balloons thru the mesh and then inflate. I used 3 balloons from a ten pack that I bought at a dollar store. Used my bike pump with nozzle fitting to blow up the balloon then tied off outside the mesh. Once inflated, the balloons are wedged in there and prevent the dip from settling on anything you don't want sprayed. Once done painting, I used needle nose pliers to grab hold of the balloon, punctured the balloon and then pulled back thru the mesh. Pretty simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dual
Pretty cool, actually. Thanks!
my pleasureQuote:
Originally Posted by Dual
Revved up my car yesterday for some fun.. (don't worry the car was warm and no it's not burning oil) https://youtu.be/rgutIn7PiAk
Good to hear. I think they will keep getting better. Don't give up on them. Another treatment in the summer sun should help tooQuote:
Originally Posted by nextelbuddy
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Cleaned my steering wheel and shift knob with Leatherique Pristine Clean.
https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2891/3...380a3cae_k.jpgIMG_20170215_170013 by botond.pal, on Flickr
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Ordered G.A.S. DISA rebuild kit and 1.2 bar coolant cap
Looks great BP! I remember when my wheel still had the leather grain on it... It's mostly worn off nowQuote:
Originally Posted by az3579