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Trick is to cover the panel, fold the material back in half. Coat both the panel and material backing with adhesive and let dry to the touch. Adding heat to the material helps, and makes it more pliable when stretching. Carefully work from the center out, pulling/stretching where needed. When...

It's worth the money if sound deadening/heat is what you're looking for. I use Auto Custom Carpets, but that's just me. It's a Caddy, she should be quiet inside! (just my opinion!)

I highly doubt a "True Upholsterer" would recommend a patch. It will look exactly as it sounds - a patch. Have the panel the tear is in replaced by a reputable Upholsterer. It's not that much, but will last much longer! (and look good too!)

Interior do's and don'ts As an upholster for entirely TOO many years, try not to buy "Seat Covers". Very generic and will not fit your seat perfectly. (foam degradation, broken springs, etc...) You'll be much better finding a local customs shop. I once ordered a 30yd bolt of black denim for my...

I agree! Earplugs are a MUST!. No matter how good you "THINK" your gear is, sand WILL find a way in!!! I'm a fan of Black Beauty for anything heavy to strip, switching to finer grades as it comes down. BUMP with the mask, smell is nothing, silicon particulates ARE!!! I use a pressurized...

Hi all, Nice to be around the Rats......I've got a stock '31 Fordor, but has fiberglass fenders/running boards. As I will never sell this car, (it was the last car I ever rode in with my late Uncle Jim) I want to do it my way. The drivetrain was tight, he got it running with a few tickles...