Household bathroom silicon used for torn seat.
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My seat had ripped during my crash [ small tear ] so I was curious to find something that could stop it from continuing. I used a bathroom/kitchen silicon to seal it up and it worked great.
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that's a good idea.
stuff I've used before is called "shoe-goo"
I got it at rebel sport back when I used to skateboard alot. This stuff is great, all kids who seriously use their skateboard over here love it.
You basically squeeze some onto a hole in your shoe or whatever and spread it over it, few hours later its like a weird layer of leather over it... anyone know this stuff? might just be aussie.
I reckon it'd work a treat
stuff I've used before is called "shoe-goo"
I got it at rebel sport back when I used to skateboard alot. This stuff is great, all kids who seriously use their skateboard over here love it.
You basically squeeze some onto a hole in your shoe or whatever and spread it over it, few hours later its like a weird layer of leather over it... anyone know this stuff? might just be aussie.
I reckon it'd work a treat
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Oh yeah I know about it. Its good stuff too!!!!!
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Industrial Strength glue works good.
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