oneisenough wrote: should i just take the cover off the old one reshape it and restaple right into the plastic base again? or buy a KH fusion cover, because the qu-ax seat is the same design as the KH saddle I did this to my DX seat. Just plied the staples out, cut the foam to what I wanted, and put the cover back on. Don't staple the cover on too tight, or else it will cause easy ripping

skrobo wrote: actually just reshape your foam in your seat. should i just take the cover off the old one reshape it and restaple right into the plastic base again? or buy a KH fusion cover, because the qu-ax seat is the same design as the KH saddle -- oneisenough ------------------------------------------------------------------------ oneisenough's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/14061

skrobo wrote: actually just reshape your foam in your seat. should i just take the cover off the old one reshape it and restaple right into the plastic base again? or buy a KH fusion cover, because the qu-ax seat is the same design as the KH saddle -- oneisenough ------------------------------------------------------------------------ oneisenough's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/14061

Meat Plow wrote: On Fri, 24 Nov 2006 23:45:34 +0000, Brian Has Frothed: Hey all, I have a dining room chair that has lost most of its padding in the cushion/seat due to being compressed by very frequent use as an all-day chair rather than just at the table. I'd like to remove the bottom and put some new cushioning in it (without taking it and paying for an upholster