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Need to modify my bra. Suggestions?
I have a large cut-out in my bra so you can see the front plate (half of you just clicked-out of this thread).
I want to buy a piece of black vinyl and cover it up since I have no front plate. My question: How do I attach the new vinyl to the old? I can't sew it (no sewing machine) so I am thinking glue. What glue works on vinyl? Any other suggestions?
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Gorilla Glue or go with Super Glue...
Should work
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Automotive upholstery shop. They'll have the vinyl to match as well. I went the other way and had a shop enlarge the license plate area to accommodate the front oil cooler opening in my rs front bumper.
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Maybe you could glue strips of velcro on the vinyl and the other on your piece .
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Great idea!
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If you want it to be permanent, go the auto upholstery shop route. You could even have them put it in with snaps if you want to remove it later. I fear that Velcro or glue might not hold up well after a few hours of high speed driving. There's a place in Westlake (I think) called Dan Miller Auto Upholstery. He used to be very good.
Good luck!
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