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New seat covers
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Scott_Hower
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Anyone have tips on fitting new seat covers?
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If you cover the foam back with a trash bag and then lube it up, it goes on MUCH easier. Pull the bag off when you're done. An article in last month's Safety Fast described the process. I'll see if I can find it.
Anyone have tips on fitting new seat covers?
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If you cover the foam back with a trash bag and then lube it up, it goes on MUCH easier. Pull the bag off when you're done. An article in last month's Safety Fast described the process. I'll see if I can find it.
tony barnhill
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I use cotton to stuff them to get a better appearance...& the trash bag trick does make them slip on easier...just remember to reach up inside & pull the trash bag out after you're finished.