Fitting a Ceet seat cover.................

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Jesus christ they fit bloody tight! trying to fit mine to a crm seat and im nearly pulling out the stiching on the new cover its so tight going over seat and trying to hold and staple is nearly impossible.........anyone got any advice?

[loply]

Ask the manufacturer Id say.
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[Sparks!]

Mx seat covers always are tight, very hard to fit well
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Your tellin me! just gonna have to keep going inch by inch till its over its tight as you like tho even damaging it now

[Sparks!]

Place the cover over, turn it on it's side, put a couple of staples in one side to hold it in place, turn over to other side, pull the cover really tight and staple that side just to hold in place... then staple outwards towards the front and back of the seat.. pulling tight before stapling until the cover is fitted snuggly and secure.

I managed to fit one to my KTM's seat but don't fancy doing it again... doesn't help that the plastic is quite hard to staple into even with an electric staple gun.
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[Knowlsey]

not sure if this would work, but during the army days we use to put the boots in warm water, that softened the leather up, but we put the boots on straight after to shape them in

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well this is made of a rubber/fbric material, what about a hairdrier? tho im a bit worried about gettin it too warm and will pull it apart.

[Bezzer]

Don't use localised heat like a hairdryer it'll distort and stretch in that one area, put it into the airing cupboard to warm it all up a bit.
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