MG Midget Seat Webbing Repair - Cheap Way

Just like the title says. This is a cheap (or free if you already have some old straps and epoxy) way to repair your seat webbing.

[@jimmchugh3686]

Very helpfull video practical tips easy to follow Thanks

[@100forks]

I am about ready to redo my drivers seat. Just a thought. Instead of sharping the clips and pushing them through the straps. It might be easier to take an appropriate size piece of metal rod, wire, what ever and use a propane torch to heat up the end to burn a hole through the strap. This would be fast and also singe the strap fabric to prevent it unravelling.

[@midgetmakeover]

That's a good plan for one side, but pulling the other side tight required the sharp clip on the second side. I didn't find that the material unraveled with the straps I used.

[@mattfelmlee2102]

Hi, How is the epoxy holding up? Just as good as having them stitched?

[@sierrafoxtrotgolf3638]

Quite resourceful!

[@midgetmakeover]

Cheap or free is always good for non-safety repairs that nobody will ever see.

[@policronia]

Very crafty buddy

[@midgetmakeover]

Thanks. Just trying to stem the flow of cash into this car by fixing some less visible things in a cheap (but sound) way. It feels like this might be the most expensive Midget ever at this point. Better not to add it all up and just enjoy.

[@bustednuckles2]

Great work around and probably saved you at least three hundred Biden Bucks in this economy.