ATV CAR torn seat REPAIR Vinyl Leather Cloth

Super durable repair
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After Thoughts about the Video: To get the absolute best results you would need to remove the cover from the seat and lay it flat. You will need to heat, stretch and pin it to a board to get it to original. Then apply the patch. HOWEVER, if you do all that you might as well just use new vinyl. Whatever you do, don't duct tape over your seat. It ruins the vinyl and falls off in weeks/months. This can be ridden just like original.
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[@markyedlicka]

sixtyfiveford is a hold over from previous generations where if they knew the basics of how things work they could literally fix anything, thanks for another great video and I think I'm the 1st comment wooohooo!

[@topcat5988]

I have been stumped on how to fix my obsolete park brake cables! Now, I have a park brake again!!!!!

[@JOEZEP54]

Nice repair! Many years back I had to have the booths in my restaurant reupholstered. The cost was way over what I thought reasonable. No KZbin back then but I went to the library to get an idea how to reupholster. I drove to the Bowery in Manhattan and bought the fabric & went at it. I left the part to be reupholstered & the fabric outside in the sun to be able to stretch it. At night I laid the fabric on top of the pizza oven ( on top of some wooden dough boxes) to warm it up to be able to stretch t out. The first couple took some time but once I got the hang of it I got them all done in a week. This was done while still operating in off peak hours & at night when closed. Had quite a bit of fabric left. Later I used some to repair the seat on my Wheel Horse tractor and still had a lot let over.

[@jbj27406]

You are the emperor of innovation. Well done, as always. You deserve an honorary degree in household and shop economics. Your videos are a master class in salvage.

[@bobsoft]

You can put a little vaseline on the threads of the shoo goo to keep the cap from gluing to itself. If the cap cracks like mine did, I found a toothpaste cap makes a good replacement.

[@seaofredkc]

I have some old waterbed patch kits that I use for repairs like this. Does a good job and ends up looking about the same as yours. Matching the old faded color is always a booger for sure! (especialy if your color blind like me😵‍💫)

[@Wil_Liam1]

Pool table covers make excellent seat covers and you can often get up to half a dozen seat covers out of one for less than the cost of a single bought seat cover...

[@kevinhaley6776]

You sir can fix anything put in front of you well done

[@Raydawg]

Dang I didn't believe that repair would turn out as nice as it did. Awesome man

[@D4x4Bronc]

Impressive so that's how the seat repair guys fix the used dealer seat rips. Love the backyard organized junk. You definitely get every penny worth out of your property. I'm sure you got it for a great deal long ago.

[@markcdeyoung3118]

Awesome to keep it original .. What do they say you can turn up cucumber into a pickle but you can't turn a pickle into a cucumber

[@Dalan612]

Pro Tip, try applying your shoe goo with an ice cube. Sounds odd, I know. But I used to do it on all of my skate shoes back in the day. It works extremely well.🤘🏼

[@ProleDaddy]

Always great stuff. Thanks so much, as always. You're appreciated.

[@Asomesauc]

Great video thank you for sharing this amazing skill.

[@Curtis1984]

I'm a painter by trade, industial/automotive type.. i have some knowledgable information that may inspire you to test and make a video.

[@ZGGordan]

I learned this trick from an old upholsterer guy, I repaired a barber's chair that way and it lasted for years. Thousands of people sat on it and it still held. Excellent technique!

[@MRrwmac]

Nice work! Looks good as “almost “ new! Color is off but you can’t have everything. I like it!

[@rockoyouthman]

end of the world and this is they guy you want with you. super creative and cost effective!

[@wyattoneable]

Shoe goo is a stable in my garage as well. You've added a tip I never tried. Applying paint to the glue was something I'll remember the next time.

[@yodasbff3395]

Ginger always puts a smile on my face. That patch was extremely well done, thanks for sharing 👍.