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Seat lowering

02sedona

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I got a wild hair and decided to chop down my summit sp seat. In trying to lower it to look like a expert seat and slim it downing the sides towards the rear. I picked up a 20 gauge stapler and 1/4” staples (under $50) from Harbor freight . With a few cuts and staples it was done. I used landscape fabric glued on the top of the foam to give it a smoother feel under the factory stretched cover. Hoping it works out fine.
 

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Dynamike

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I just bought a Harbor Freight Fasten Pro electric staler to do as you did, but it will not staple thru the plastic very well. What is the trick? Heat up the plastic? This was the only electric stapler to choose from.
Thank you, Mike 541 860 8922 Text ok
 

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02sedona

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Jan 13, 2008
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Reno, NV
I just bought a Harbor Freight Fasten Pro electric staler to do as you did, but it will not staple thru the plastic very well. What is the trick? Heat up the plastic? This was the only electric stapler to choose from.
Thank you, Mike 541 860 8922 Text ok
I purchased the pneumatic stapler to use with my air compressor.
 
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