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    #6 Use 3M #74 spary adhesive. DO NOT use 77 or 80 because they will lose adhesion when the sun beats down on them.
    you can use #74 or purchase professional adhesive by the qurat and spray it through your paint gun. I tried that and it is a lot easier and less messy to buy the 74 in spray cans.
    #7 shows the foam glued on. I can show you how to cut it to fit around the edges and where to stop the foam to get the best look for your upholstery.
    #8 show the padded panel in place.
    Now is the time to add any graphics that you might want. Flames, lines or patterns. That is done with additonal foam cut into shapes. I will be glad to go into that detail if anyone is interested.

    The next step is covering it with vinyl. I like to use Pleather because it looks better and is thinner so it is easier to pull into shape.
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