How to Reupholster / Recover an ATV Seat | Arctic Cat 500

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Nice job canaan.looks great.

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Thanks!

[@wendellp601]

That looks factory!

[@BasinMotorsports]

Thanks! My wife and I thought the same. This should last us years again, and I can fix it as needed since I have the tools.