Honda Spree and Elite 50 Forums

Fixing an old 86' spree we have and the seat cover is in pretty bad condition so we're going to replace that. I noticed the foam is also in pretty bad condition and missing a chunk on the left side. I found some foam that feels and looks the same density, do i just cut and tape it ( what tape?) or make the foam part from one piece instead of bits and pieces? Thanks

I would advise you to take it to an upholstery shop and have them fix the foam and put the new cover on. They use a heat gun to remove the wrinkles. Should be about $20 and saves a lot of headache.

Yeah, thats what I thinking, it'll save a lot of time and headache.

By the way.. I just got your package. Love the packaging, haha. I think we're going to work on the engine tonight so hopefully it'll run

You can glue in foam chunks with automotive spray glue (used for carpet), and reshave the shape with a knife.

Unless you like to sew, just take it to an upholstery shop or buy a used one complete.

I'm planning on buying a new seat cover and i know how to put them one with staples ( dirt bike seat covers ), i was mainly talking about just the foam itself. That spray glue and shaping it with a knife is a pretty good idea, espically to smooth it out.

spend the money and do it right!