In a message dated 4/15/02 10:07:13 AM Central Daylight Time, dmc4687@xxxx writes: > Does anyone else have a problem with the back piece of the seat-backs? > The fiber board on mine was breaking when I bought it. I strengthened it > with some more 1/4" fiberboard and finally wrestled it into place...but > when > ever I flex back hard (like I'm digging my wallet out) it comes loose > again! > What to do? Rivet it in? > -Kevin > #4687 Kevin, here's what to do. go to home depot and buy a product called 'hardboard'. it comes in big sheets, it will be enough to make 2 seatbacks if you want. Then take your chair out and bring it to an upholstry/interior shop and tell them you want them to rebuild your seatback with the new hardboard and have them secure the seat back in so it doesn't pop out. the problem is the rivets get loose and they don't adequately secure the board in over time. anyway, when i got the seat back, they did an awesome job and i can feel that they screwed it in all around it but you can't see the screws because somehow they did it w/o it being seeable. cost me about $40 total i think. i tried to rebuild the seat myself first but the rivets kept busting through the board and making the brackets loose. Andy Soma576@xxxx 1982 DeLorean DMC-12 VIN#11596 Fargo, ND 58102 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]