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This worked great! Thank you! I just used the heaviest duty black nylon thread I could get at a local fabric store and put some glue inside the seam as well.
Excellent video, I have been thinking about tackling this on my 2013. I have a dark gray interior and what I might try before stitching is darkening the foam with a sharpie.
I have this issue, and decided that the best way to fix it is stitching it like you stitch leather. It's been like 40 years since I've done leathercraft, so came here to see what other people are doing. Of the videos I've watched, other than you holding your phone the wrong way, this one if the best. I'm glad I came looking, because your technique is actually a little easier than what I was going to do using 2 separate threads. Cool technique with the knife and super glue; I was going to use the 2 part system I use in some fiber optic connectors, but the super glue will be easier.
Hey I'm glad you got value from my vid.! & sorry about the crappy phone recording. I need new phone. Looks right when I record, but then uploads with a border. Might be the editing app.
@@problemsolver8447 HI. Where did you purchase the correct color of nylon thread? I have the light tan interior. Please help. Love your instructional video!
Where did you get the nylon thread you are using? I ordered thread from Amazon and it is nowhere near the same quality you are using. The tread you are using appears to be a much more rigid and retains stiffness compared to the thread I received.
@@MartyMichaud I got it from the local upholstery supply. I just asked for a Nylon roll of thread. Or Superiorrestorations.com out of Sacramento CA. Has it. OR, Fishing line works as well.
