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| In this step it helps to have a friend to help
you out. Take the mesh you have prepared and spray
it with a heavy coat of glue. The glue often takes
2 minutes to dry to the touch before it can be bonded.
Carefully drape the fabric over the mesh avoiding
any creases or seams and keep it tightly stretched.
Setting a couple good heavy books on it and letting
it dry overnight will help avoided the mesh pattern
from coming through the top of the pad. |
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| With the glue set and the pad dried, trim around
the edge of the pad leaving a 1/2 inch of overhang
with the material. Using some hot glue, carefully
fold the material over the edge of the mesh creating
a nice clean edge to the pad. |
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| Using some double sided sticky tape that are 1/8th
inch tall apply them to the bottom of the pad so
as to adhere the new surface to the base. This will
create a cavity that the air can be pulled through. |
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| Position the pad surface on the base and press
well. Using silicone or hot glue go around the edges
to create a sleek and air tight seal. |
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again stack some books on the pad and let it sit
over night to bond to the materials. |
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