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It's what I do not understand how do you install it and how do the seat grille not falling down? Any tips how to make it and install it? P.S.If any one have better picture showing how the grille connected to the seat please post it here. Thanks.
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install is easy...just slip right in..as for making them...i have no idea
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All you do is slide them in place...they stay in place b/c of the rubber linning. It is very hard to make them (I have tried myself...but cutting the metal wire is so hard to do without bending the mesh) When I was buying all the the supplies to make the seat grills, everything cost me around $25 dollars (rubber...a thin rubber hose that you slice one side open, so you can fit the mesh in snug & protect the seats, mesh, and metal cutters.) And it was really hard for me to find the same exact rubber that was on my orignial seat grills (I sold mine.)
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All you do is slide them in place...they stay in place b/c of the rubber linning. It is very hard to make them (I have tried myself...but cutting the metal wire is so hard to do without bending the mesh) When I was buying all the the supplies to make the seat grills, everything cost me around $25 dollars (rubber...a thin rubber hose that you slice one side open, so you can fit the mesh in snug & protect the seats, mesh, and metal cutters.) And it was really hard for me to find the same exact rubber that was on my orignial seat grills (I sold mine.) Thank you for the info. I think I got the idea. I'll try to make it on saturday.
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All you do is slide them in place...they stay in place b/c of the rubber linning. It is very hard to make them (I have tried myself...but cutting the metal wire is so hard to do without bending the mesh) When I was buying all the the supplies to make the seat grills, everything cost me around $25 dollars (rubber...a thin rubber hose that you slice one side open, so you can fit the mesh in snug & protect the seats, mesh, and metal cutters.) And it was really hard for me to find the same exact rubber that was on my orignial seat grills (I sold mine.) Thank you for the info. I think I got the idea. I'll try to make it on saturday. I found that exact mesh in the air conditioning section in Home Depot (its sort of square in shape, thats why its hard to cut and keep it shape at the same time). But maybe if you find a nice looking chicken wire that would probably be a lot easier to cut.
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you just need to correct tools - then you wont have problems cutting the grill
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there is also a secret to splitting the hose - but that also requires the correct tools everything can be found at your local HomeDepot and purchased for under $25 - to make atleast 50 sets
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at home depot - the grill is in the rain gutter section... thats why its called "Rain Gutter Grill"
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you just need to correct tools - then you wont have problems cutting the grill I did have the correct tools I guess im just weak... When I cut the rubber, I used a ruler to help hold it in place...
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there is also a secret to splitting the hose - but that also requires the correct tools everything can be found at your local HomeDepot and purchased for under $25 - to make atleast 50 sets So... tell me the secret Isaac.
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To cut the rubber "hose" just use a letter opener like this one:
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there is also a secret to splitting the hose - but that also requires the correct tools everything can be found at your local HomeDepot and purchased for under $25 - to make atleast 50 sets So... tell me the secret Isaac. just use a dremel to cut the metal... WAY EASY. and you can use a box cutter for the hose, or a dremmel... cake.
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what kind of hose do you use?
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what kind of hose do you use? silicon or weatherstripping
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im gonna try this...i have some extra mesh left over that i painted black...i think it go with my scheme will see how it looks
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