SEM makes a good adhesion promoter and vinyl dye that works well on plastics and vinyl and it is rated for seating surfaces... ...if you don't want red.
no i dont want red maybe rad and black but thay waere cheap but i get the car for free so i can get all the parts i want he tokd me sundayor monday so i cant wh8
If those seats came out of a 75, 76, or a 77, you may have an issue with the passenger side seat rail, the passenger side floor is different in those years, compared to your car.
Nothing really, you'll need to find a set of passenger side bucket seat rails. The 76 and up ones are totally different.
ok so i got back to the maverick and i got the rust out of it and i will put the pic of waht i have done and as the for the seats i had that came out the 77 comet i built the seat rails for the seat and thay fit i have got some bob cats mtrhed :Handshakethat will be on there soon
some stuffi did friday nighti got my windsheild . but now my doors leaks now i got all of the rust out i could and hit it w some rust away primer/enemal and i stared my car and it is runinglike crap i will have a vid up in a bit
I suppose rivets better than nothing. But my gut feeling is weld it. I suppose some automotive adhesive and rivets might work. I know it wud save some work in covering and/or removing things in the interior to keep the welding sparks/slag frm ruining carpet, etc. I think the adhesive might be an alternative. I might try it myself as soon as the weather warms enough to get in the garage.
is the brace important y i ask is im going to remove the braces and weld a steele plate and what was the adhesive called?
