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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormrider" data-source="post: 122976" data-attributes="member: 2155">Ill explain it first,  if it make sense kewl, if not ill build a 'how to' in max for you.Look at my post further down the dented var section '300 + 30 days mortimer heres your $1'  theres a pic of me with my helmet off.  Thats what the neck seal looks like when sewn.  What I did was took 2 layers of fabric.They were 18'' x 5'' and 18'' x 7''.  I sewed the top 18'' seams together.  Flipped them inside out (so it was an inseam).-----------------------xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx-----------------------looks like that. xx is seamNow hold the bottom fabric tight and slide a dowel rod, plastic hanger piece, something about 1/2 '' around right up next to the seam.fold the top cloth around it so you have a cross section like this   __x/( )\x_______________________________________------------------------------------------sew the seam where the x is.  Remove the dowell and sew again.  You have this.  __     __x/   \x/( )\x_____________________________------------------------------------------Again,  the x is the sewn seams. Repeat you have this.  __     __   __    __   __   __    __    __x/   \x/   \x/   \x/   \x/   \x/   \x/   \x/   \---------------------------------------sew the velco on at the ends.  I suggest under piece Hook,  out piece (facing neck) wool, so its not scratchy.If this doesnt help,  ill take some pics for you.With a sewing machine takes like 5 minutes.</blockquote>

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