• Matt Sonnenburg
    15
    So I have a customer that brought a rear seat for a Pontiac a body, bare springs to me. Customer had already purchased skins for these seats, the foam was not available. I’m going to put foam on & shape it for the skins to fit. I put material on springs prepped for foam. My question is I’m now wrapping the foam and hog ringing it to the springs. The foam just keeps pulling through the hog rings. Am I able to use some Muslim or something glued to the foam so the hog rings don’t pull through?
  • Thomas hernandez
    19
    You can use some burlap glued to the topper foam or you can use some sew foam over the topper foam ‍♂️
  • Matt Sonnenburg
    15
    I am going to try some burlap. So while I have your attention. What is everyone using for listing wire these days. I see the covered wire to prevent squeaking but is there anything new out?
  • Fred Mattson
    152
    That procedure is described in the book.tiz8k0imgpsjq500.jpg
  • Thomas hernandez
    19
    Most cases I make my own listing with matching vinyl or leather used to cover the seat and as for the wire I use rebar tie wire folded in half and twisted before install in seats
  • Hal Bast
    13
    I buy listing with and without a cord depending on the application. I use the corded listing or fill in the un-corded with paper wrapped wire or sometimes bare wire. I like the wire for seats to be stiff so that it pulls evenly and don't bend at the hog rings.. I do make my own listing from denim if the other don't work. So many ways of doing the same thing.
  • Chelle Binger
    0
    I use paper coated listing wire under the foam, with a burlap layer between the paper coated listing wire and the foam
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