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Ken Cook · 11-20-2023, 07:50 PM

I've watched an upholstery guy glue foam to the original bottom foam and then use an electric knife to shape it. Then he replaced just the upper part of the cover and was able to sew back to the rest of the cover. Then he did the same thing with the side panel on the backrest.
You couldn't tell it except for the different grain on the new vinal.

He also said something about using denser foam so it would hold up better.

Short answer, Yes.

11-20-2023, 07:50 PM	#2
Ken Cook Registered User Join Date: Apr 2017 Location: Ragley, La. Posts: 137	Re: 66 c10 bench seat bottom foam I've watched an upholstery guy glue foam to the original bottom foam and then use an electric knife to shape it. Then he replaced just the upper part of the cover and was able to sew back to the rest of the cover. Then he did the same thing with the side panel on the backrest. You couldn't tell it except for the different grain on the new vinal. He also said something about using denser foam so it would hold up better. Short answer, Yes.