Shaving my bottom...

[pbureau@attbi.com (ATS - Patrick Bureau)]

Great work, and I have a suggestion for your tech note
instead of using the "bread knife" (actually inventive I never though of
that one), you could simply go to a good hobby store (hobby lobby or the
sorts) and get a foam cutting line its actually a wodden frame that has a
very thin electrical wire accross it, it heats up (plug it) and you just
"slice" throught foam like butter, I used to use this alot for making foam
shape internal for floating devices and inner hulls for my R/C  hydroplans
and boats.

ATS - Patrick Bureau

=>-----Original Message-----
=>From: scirocco-l-admin@scirocco.org
=>[mailto:scirocco-l-admin@scirocco.org]On Behalf Of Josh Hignight
=>Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 9:14 PM
=>To: 'scirocco'
=>Subject: Shaving my bottom...
=>
=>
=>Well I got my new seat (Corbeau Carrera, very nice!). I installed it with
=>the supplied "lowered" bracket, and proceeded to plant my head firmly into
=>the headliner as soon as I sat in it.
=>
=>Bummer  :-(
=>
=>Corbeau recommends shaving the bottom seat cushion. I've had some
=>upholstery
=>experience (very little yet), so I figure, what the heck.
=>
=>It was really easy. You just have to take your time and have somewhat of a
=>steady hand (it's not precision work here, but you'll feel it if
=>you cut it
=>un-evenly when you're butt is sitting crooked on that seat).
=>
=>I was asked to take pictures, so here's a whole write up (my first one
=>actually). It's on an msn community, sorry I don't have a real
=>web page yet.
=>Hope this helps you tall guys like me. I can now sit very
=>comfortably in my
=>Corbeau.
=>
=>
=>http://communities.msn.com/85Scirocco16v2/pictures
=>
=>
=>
=>Joshua Hignight
=>Student Services/Technical Services
=>New Mexico Campus
=>(505) 821-4800
=>
=>
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