Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Re: Seat Belt Suggestion

["David G." <servermaster13@xxxx>]

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--- lumina333 <lumina3@xxxx> wrote:
> Dave, the man at the shoe shop did a fantastic job;
> he could see the 
> original stitch lines in the webbing and restitched
> the belts with 
> coordinating colored thread and pattern. It really
> looked 
> professional when completed and the judges in the SE
> Regional car 
> show never noticed the difference. As for them being
> "furry"...do you 
> mean the webbing is raveling or the ends are ruff?
> If it is the 
> belts, use a fabric shaver to trim off the fuzz. If
> it is the ends, 
> trim the furry parts off level across the belt.
> Place the belt in a 
> book (one you don't care about)with the end sticking
> out and use a 
> lighter to melt the ends. Don't let the belt catch
> on fire 
> though...Luinda
> --- In BaadAssGremlins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "David G." 
> <servermaster13@xxxx> wrote:
> > OOH! I'll have to look into it! Thanks!! but one
> > question.. is it noticeable? Like can you see
> where it
> > was sewn up or is it really hard to notice or is
> it
> > hidden? Mine are in plain site and look all furry
> on
> > the ends.. dunno if its possible to repair but I
> will
> > DEFINATELY look into it! -Dave, CT
> > 
> > --- lumina333 <lumina3@xxxx> wrote:
> > > To the person needing seat belts: I had the same
> > > problem in my Pacer; 
> > > ie, someone had cut the shoulder straps. I
> removed
> > > both parts of the 
> > > seat belts and took them to a shoe repair shop.
> The
> > > man stitched the 
> > > webbing back together with heavy duty thread and
> I
> > > had my original 
> > > seatbelts complete again! It did not cost much
> > > either - I think I 
> > > paid $20 for his services.
> > > 
> > > 
> > 
> > 
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