seat cover install (hog clips)
#1
seat cover install (hog clips)
hi,
I am trying to install new covers on the rear seats and I am having trouble with the hog clips. specifically on the inner ring of the bottom portion of the seat. Is there some sort of trick to get a better angle down in that groove?
thanks for your help.
-- If I am not explaining the location well let me know and I can try and post a pic.
I am trying to install new covers on the rear seats and I am having trouble with the hog clips. specifically on the inner ring of the bottom portion of the seat. Is there some sort of trick to get a better angle down in that groove?
thanks for your help.
-- If I am not explaining the location well let me know and I can try and post a pic.
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Car: 1984 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am
Engine: V8 5.0L HO (L69)
Transmission: B&W T5
Axle/Gears: 3.73 limited slip
Re: seat cover install (hog clips)
I've seen people using small zip ties with great results. They seem much easier to install than hog rings.
#5
Re: seat cover install (hog clips)
Don't mess with the zip ties, once you get the hang of it hog rings are MUCH easier. I'm not quite sure where you're getting hung up because the rear seat usually go pretty smooth. Are you having a hard time getting the hog ring around the seat frame?
#7
Re: seat cover install (hog clips)
Yeah, sometimes that can be a little tough. The foam can vary in thickness and it sounds like you maybe have a seat with some thick foam to work through. Since it's on the bottom of the seat, it wouldn't hurt to remove a little bit of the foam if you're having a problem getting to the frame. Don't take off a lot, just enough to where you can get the hog ring on to the frame.
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