Yes, I used rust converter on my passenger seat frame. It dries shiny and smooth, paint adhesion might not be the best. So on these frames desided to used Rustoleum Professional.
Rear seats only have cotton and horse hair. Definitely should replace all of the padding. Front seat have foam, mine is stinky and after airing it out for a month it's still there. Might just spend $300ish on new front seat foam.
Thanks for the info, I will have to do the same.
I have used a couple of different ones from Canadian Tire, I don't have the bottles anymore so I can't say what brand. I haven't noticed the primer flaking off at all because of the shiny finish but I will watch for it. Thanks for the heads up.
So I washed my front seat foam cushion with mix of Borax powder, bakin soda and done soap in warm water. Squeezed foam as it was soaking for 10 min in the tub of the solution and then rinsed it twice, more squeezing. Water was gray brown, took care of the musky stench after drying on the sun for 2 days.
Re: any concerns for how well you communicate in english, you are doing far better than many native English language persons. And, you are doing a lot better than I would were I to try to communicate in your native language.
I believe that wire is for the solenoid operated seat back latch release when you open the door.
Your repairs look very good. I just noticed that my driver's seat has some sort of damage to the frame area around the inner seat stop. There's probably more than just that, but I'm wondering what "symptoms" your passenger seat displayed? In my case, the driver's seat leans back much farther than the passenger.
It leaned back more then it should
