SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Interior => Topic started by: JOE COASTIE on June 01, 2014, 11:08:19 PM
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Is there really no saving almost cracking vinyl seats?, Theres no tares or cuts, wat a waist i guess previous owner didn't care to cover it.
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if it was a cut or a tear, sure... they make little repair kits. but your sounds like its rotten from sun and age... so nope. duct tape over it and cover it with a towel and keep boating. fix that stuff during the winter time. the good part is taht you have the seat and vinyl so whoever you take it to will give you a better deal since they can just undo the stitching and make a template for the new vinyl.
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Is there really no saving almost cracking vinyl seats?, Theres no tares or cuts, wat a waist i guess previous owner didn't care to cover it.
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I have heard of people using mineral oil with mixed results. I personally have used sunscreen and got another season out some badly dried out seats, but yeah, borrowed time.
GT
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Damn, well thanks gents...they will be used as is thats for sure ....1st things 1st...GETTER ON THE WATER!!!!! Lol
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