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Fixed sagging pockets on front seat backs
I pulled the staples out of the one snapped corner. I used a thin piece of stiff wire (with a small hook in the end) and fished down the elastic channel to snag the elastic and pull it back out. Got the tab out as well. The solution was a weird but simple one. I used a nail that was thick enough to wedge down the side channel. Then I looped the elastic around the head (the elastic had a small hole already, so it was perfect). The nail head was nice and snug to the seat back, so I gently wrapped the leather around the nail head and hid it all. You can't even tell it was broken and it's solid. I had to figure out a way, because seat backs weren't readily available. They usually come with seats attached .Cheers.
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