As much as I love my Marrad LX2 seats, one complaint is how frumpy the seat cushion looks after getting in and out of the car. The bottom fabric is not stitched down to its padding, which means it wrinkles and folds every time I twist in or out of the seat.
Luckily this is not too difficult to fix. First, cut open the seam along the front of the seat cushion. Then, sew in an additional piece of velcro along the front edge. Finally, spray the inside with heavy duty adhesive, press it flat, and sew it back shut.
After sewing the cushion shut, some steam ironing removed most of the wrinkles.
The same procedure was repeated for the passenger seat. Only costs for this project were some thread, velcro, and spray adhesive. My wife is a fantastic seamstress and why this turned out so neat.
