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I'm just starting to rip the old worn out seat covers off the frames in my 79 TR7. The old foams are glued onto the frames around the edges, and the new seat bottom has flaps that appear to be ment to be glued to the new seat foams. My question is, is spray adhesive stout enough to use for this application, or should I use something else?
 
Give me your email address and I'll send you a PDF file with complete instructions and pictures of how to properly retrim TR7 seats.

I can't make it available for general download because its from the World Wide TR7-TR8 Owners Club web site member area.

www.tr7-tr8.com

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Hey Mark, I have to get a new seat frame for my driver's side. I want to transfer the rest of it since the material is still nice.
Could you also email me the file you speak of???
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Mark could you also send me the pdf files.
Thanks ahead of time. Zer
 
You guys need to join the World Wide TR7-TR8 Owners Club so you can just download this stuff.
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Mark,

I got the file, thank you very much. Looks like you may have started something here. File answered questions I had and pointed out some things that had not occurred to me. I'm going to have to fabricate the fiber boards that used to be held to the seat back foams on the sides, but other than that it looks pretty straight forward. After looking at my seats (post disassembly, I'm glad I decided to stick with cloth rather than leather.

Thanks again, I'll post the results.

Steve
 
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