Re: A2 seat modification for MK1

[John Lagnese <jlagnese@cybertours.com>]

www.jwsvws.com has foam inserts and seat panels. He's been good to work with.
John

Chris Picot wrote:

> Ben,
>
> I just finished a seat project.  Swap the foam from the left side of the
> passenger seat to the left side of the drivers seat. You can tape some foam
> around the passenger side left side wire - the one that hurts your hip when
> the foam is gone - before you put the deficient piece of foam from the
> drivers seat onto the passenger's seat.
>
> Get your hog ring pliers and go to town.
>
> Swapping these pieces of foam before the driver's side is worn through is
> probably good preventive maintenance.  Soon after the foam goes, the seat
> cover goes.
>
> Chris
>
> At 12:32 AM 07/20/2001 -0400, Ben Beacock wrote:
> >  However, the foam is worn away in the usual door side
> >bolster, down to the bar.   Anyone have a quick fix?  I was thinking of
> >spraying expanding foam sealer stuff on top then shaping with the grinder
> >after its done expanding.  I don't have to sit on this part so it can be a
> >bit stiff, plus it would be more durable.    Comments?
> >
> >Ben
> >81 Scirocco 16V (almost all black interior now)
> >
> >
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