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I was able to recover the back in my garage with some steam and some strong glue. Pics to follow.
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Originally posted by MSGGrunt View PostGlad to see that others have followed my lead. Question, did your kit include the leather to cover the seat backs and are they still covering these pieces with that thin grey foam?
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Glad to see that others have followed my lead. Question, did your kit include the leather to cover the seat backs and are they still covering these pieces with that thin grey foam?
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Originally posted by efficient View PostDamn that looks sweet. Where did you buy hog ring pliers? And did you buy extra hog rings and from where?
Thank you
I bought this kit from Amazon. The front seats needed ~120 rings so I had to purchase another 100pack of rings to finish the back seats. 3/4” rings work best.
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Damn that looks sweet. Where did you buy hog ring pliers? And did you buy extra hog rings and from where?
Thank you
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Originally posted by salvageland View PostIt was my first time recovering seats and it’s definitely doable with intermediate DIY skills. You just have to be very detailed to stretch the covers to the intended position (stitches running along the crest of the bolsters) and get very familiar with hog-ring pliers. It took a day and a half to do the front seats, but I took extra care and put them together very slowly. Rear seats were done in half a day.
I took a ton of photos and plan to make a DIY thread soon.
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Awesome, i'm definitely looking forward to a DIY now :up:
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Originally posted by vtechnik View PostThat looks amazing for $300! I think I'm going to have to do this asap. How hard was it to reupholster? Did you have prior experience? None the less, great job. If you could post more pics, maybe with the top down, that'd be awesome.
It was my first time recovering seats and it’s definitely doable with intermediate DIY skills. You just have to be very detailed to stretch the covers to the intended position (stitches running along the crest of the bolsters) and get very familiar with hog-ring pliers. It took a day and a half to do the front seats, but I took extra care and put them together very slowly. Rear seats were done in half a day.
I took a ton of photos and plan to make a DIY thread soon.
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That looks amazing for $300! I think I'm going to have to do this asap. How hard was it to reupholster? Did you have prior experience? None the less, great job. If you could post more pics, maybe with the top down, that'd be awesome.
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It took a while but finally got my covers and installed them. Let me know what you guys think! :)
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Originally posted by MSGGrunt View PostEverything I have read implies that aftermarket heating elements are not even close to putting out the heat of the OEM heaters. Or maybe that is just the low end EBay units. If you pay more money maybe that buys you better quality and higher output. I know the heaters in my Porsche Cayman and Audi TT will make you sweat even in single digit temperatures outside.
Just something to think about.
I need to contact LSeat and see if they can make covers for a 4-door ix with the ski pass through. Even if I have to send them my covers to use as a pattern.
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I ordered black ones with piping option. We shall see what they look like.
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