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Have a 1967 Mirrocraft. The seats are mostly bare aluminum but still have some peeling pieces of whatever was used to cover them.
It is tough to tell what they used back then to cover the seats (dark brown whatever it is).
Thin vinyl? Thick paint?
Thanks for the help.
ChampainRover
Have a 1967 aluminum Mirrocraft (grandfather's).
Seats are bare aluminum from 40+ years of sun and use. The remaining peeling, chipped dark brown covering looks like it was either very thin unbacked unlined vinyl or thick paint.
Anyone know what it was and how I should replace it to original...
Greetings,
New to the forum. Like so many of us, I recently received my grandfather's mirrocraft and have three questions.
1. The logos riveted to the sides are partly broken. Is there any way to get replacements?
2. How can I source the original light green paint?
3. The adhesive seat...
