P700 Front seat cushion coming off

[WagginTail]

Has anyone had the seat cushion come unglued from the plastic base? If so, what is a good adhesive to use? I tried some loctite spray adhesive and it worked for a few months but it's coming off again. Thanks

 

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[Backwoods]

Has anyone had the seat cushion come unglued from the plastic base? If so, what is a good adhesive to use? I tried some loctite spray adhesive and it worked for a few months but it's coming off again. Thanks

Yes mine did after about year they replaced it sight unseen with warranty I paid a 50 dollar deductible. The second one is holding up well.

 

[Backwoods]

I kept my old one gonna try and two tone it one day with some Blue.

 

[Mudwing]

Has anyone had the seat cushion come unglued from the plastic base? If so, what is a good adhesive to use? I tried some loctite spray adhesive and it worked for a few months but it's coming off again. Thanks

Mine is still intact. If I was having a problem I would bring it to an upholsterer’s shop. They may have a good glue or know better of what works. 😎

 

[WagginTail]

Mine is still intact. If I was having a problem I would bring it to an upholsterer’s shop. They may have a good glue or know better of what works. 😎

Good idea. Thanks.

 

[Youngen]

Mine came apart also. Gorilla glue worked for me. Clean surfaces well with rubbing alcohol and clamp it overnigh. Still holding after 2 years. Be sure to wear gloves when using glue as you can’t get it off!

 

[WagginTail]

Mine came apart also. Gorilla glue worked for me. Clean surfaces well with rubbing alcohol and clamp it overnigh. Still holding after 2 years. Be sure to wear gloves when using glue as you can’t get it off!

Great. I ended up using the gorilla glue max strength clear in the caulk gun. Seems like it will hold up well but haven't rode since I glued it.

 

[pappyo]

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[Lady01]

Has anyone had the seat cushion come unglued from the plastic base? If so, what is a good adhesive to use? I tried some loctite spray adhesive and it worked for a few months but it's coming off again. Thanks

PermaGrip PG107 adhesive spray is the best on the market, you can get it here: Tractor Interior Upholstery LLC | Cab Kits | Tractor Headliners | Post Covers | Acoustical Foam

 

[WagginTail]

PermaGrip PG107 adhesive spray is the best on the market, you can get it here: Tractor Interior Upholstery LLC | Cab Kits | Tractor Headliners | Post Covers | Acoustical Foam

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Thanks. Will try that if the gorilla glue doesn't work

 

[Lorraine]

Great. I ended up using the gorilla glue max strength clear in the caulk gun. Seems like it will hold up well but haven't rode since I glued it.

Did this work? I have a 2018 Pioneer 1000/3 and my seat is coming unglued on the passenger side so I am looking for something to glue it back down with. Thanks!

 

[WagginTail]

Did this work? I have a 2018 Pioneer 1000/3 and my seat is coming unglued on the passenger side so I am looking for something to glue it back down with. Thanks!

It worked for me but the boss didn't have good luck with it.
I pulled my cushion completely off and then pressure washed and cleaned the plastic base good with some brake cleaner. I removed most of the old glue around the edge also. Then I let it dry on the metal roof of my barn everyday for a week. Put the black side of the cushion up so the water can get out. I drilled the drain holes out bigger so water could get out easier also.
After it was good and dry I brought it in the house and glued it. I used 1 tube but I would have used 2 if I had it. Then I wrapped up the ends with a ratchet strap to pull the cushion down tight on the plastic base. I also set a bunch of ammo cans and boxes on the seat to help out.