Whereswade
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So, I have this Phazer seat, and I need to replace the wood (really?). Question is, will application of heat with a heat gun help stretch the seat cover back so I can staple it to the new wood?
Wade
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So, I have this Phazer seat, and I need to replace the wood (really?). Question is, will application of heat with a heat gun help stretch the seat cover back so I can staple it to the new wood?
Wade
opsled
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Yes it will. Done it many times.
For wood I use quality 1/4" underlayment. Seal it to make it waterproof and use stainless steel staples.
Will last much longer that the original if it gets wet.
opsled
For wood I use quality 1/4" underlayment. Seal it to make it waterproof and use stainless steel staples.
Will last much longer that the original if it gets wet.
opsled
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Throttle Junkie35
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What ops said. The new wood should be 28-5/16" long by 16-1/8" wide.
Bob Vehring
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Mine was 28 7/16 but mine usually is alittle longer.
BTW I would use some Armor all, Mink oil, tire shine type of product to help soften up the old vinyl and make it stretch easier. Soak it down for a couple days
BTW I would use some Armor all, Mink oil, tire shine type of product to help soften up the old vinyl and make it stretch easier. Soak it down for a couple days
Srv560
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A thought. I did my last winter and used that per seal that comes in a can and is on tv. To spay on the wood . Work great
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Throttle Junkie35
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LMAO BOB!! You optimistic SOB. lol
Bob Vehring
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Where were you guys during the Milw Show? I had to pick up the drunks myself
Throttle Junkie35
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I spent all my cash at Jefferson Saturday, then I worked on cleaning up the mess in my shop on Sunday.
Bob Vehring
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I figured thats where you were, I couldn't get there, only 3 of us for the booth