

| Subject: | Re: repairing seatbelts |
| From: | Kevin Dawson |
| Date: | Mon, 30 Apr 2001 21:42:52 EDT |
Oh to those of little faith... I have been refurbishing Triumphs for several years and what I have found is some of this stuff is not rocket scientist stuff.. does not take a four year degree or specialized training or equipment. That is not to say you should not employ common sense and good judgment. I certainly trust my seatbelts that have had new webbing sewn in, over old belts that have been compromised by age, heat, UV light, wear & tear from kids, dogs, and what not. Follow the pattern of the original stitching, maybe add in some extra, and you should be just fine. Don't use any household thread, get commercial upholstery thread (about $4 for a large spool), or for the real serious, use Kevlar thread from a sail shop. At least if they fail you have no one to blame but yourself. Please don't sue me as I cannot guarantee your handiwork. Cheers, Kevin
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