My instructions say that I have to use 3/16 staples to recover it. I couldn't even find staples that small in Home Depot. What have you used? And holy crap were there a million I had to pull out from the original!
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My instructions say that I have to use 3/16 staples to recover it. I couldn't even find staples that small in Home Depot. What have you used? And holy crap were there a million I had to pull out from the original!
85 250SX New to me!!
85 ATC 70 stock ~ TRADED
85 ATC 70 with 138cc Lifan
83 110 restored ~ sold
85 110 restored ~ sold
83 200x restored ~ sold
02 400ex ~~~SOLD
K&N filter
K&N jet kit
EHS Racing lid
Removed choke 42 pilot DJ146 main
HMF full exhaust
AC skids
Holeshot XCR rears
14t front sprocket
IMS Roll front bumper
Graydon Proline nerfs
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If I were you I’d take it to your local upholstery shop. I took my tri z’s seat there with a nac's racing blaster seat cover and they made it fit and look perfect for only $10.
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Trikes: Restored '86 ATC 250r, original and mint '83 185s
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Sled: Rev X 800ho mod
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i picked up a air powered stapler from menards + they have a whole range of staples. works great for re-upolistery ( or how ever you spell it).
i have learned to use a spray adheasive on the material also,,, keeps it from puckering up ( lack of better words - lol).
john
if you don't have a menards in your area,,, try a ace hardware store.
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Arm chair racerFirst time rider
I put the new cover on my 350x and it came out nice. I used an Arrow JT-21 hand stapler. Arrow makes them as small as 1/4" for it. Home Depot should have them, just make sure they are chisel point or they wont go in.
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