I'm completely rebuilding my 66 front buckets (springs, foam, and covers) and have a question: On the original seats between the foam and the springs, GM used burlap with a series of stiff wires running through it perpendicular to the seat springs. I assume this was done to keep the springs from wearing out the foam. My originals are completely shot. What do the professionals use for this purpose today? Do they still use burlap and run their own wire through it, or do you use something altogether different?
Thank You in Advance,
Tom
Thank You in Advance,
Tom