sempire

iTrader: (5)

I just put in these seats... what should I do with the seatbelts?

4 points would look real nice..

Frozen WS6

4 Point harnesses are not DOT compliant or street legal in most states. I had to put stock belts back into my car to drive it on the street.

sempire

iTrader: (5)

well what should i do about the belt guide? a good solution for that would be great

TransWS6Am

iTrader: (41)

6LE sells these
http://6litereaterdesigns.com/store/...roducts_id=166

sempire

iTrader: (5)

That double sided tape would last until you put the seatbelts on.. And trying to sew that on would never happen..

TransWS6Am

iTrader: (41)

that was my thought as well, but i'm not sure on any other options, besides getting your stock seat belt guides to work some how.

vikingramair

I have the same dilemma.

6LITEREATER

iTrader: (56)

You are speaking from what experience exactly? Our customers have successfully used double sided tape which is why I wrote that on the site.

I personally recommend getting them sewed on. Cost me $20 at a local upholstery shop...

sempire

iTrader: (5)

The experience of using double sides tape. it's not rocket science. taping two pieces of leather together with double sides tape and then moving around a seatbelt in the middle..

I'm sure there are leather bonding glues however that would work better..

6LITEREATER

iTrader: (56)

My reference was more to you saying sewing on would never happen... About the double sided though, as long as you haven't got it all oiled/armor all'd up you'd be surprised that it does stay well.

I used it for awhile my self... Again though, I would recommend sewing...

I never thought about leather bonding glues (didn't know there was such a thing) and just dismissed gluing in general since the surface would be porous...