5 hours on the steering wheel wrap? Holy cow. Thats labor of love right there...
I also changed out my oem review mirror with some auto dim/home link mirror from a Lexus Rx350. I couldn't for the life of me remove that damn oem mirror button so I just JBWelded the Lexus button on top of that oem button. Lol

 

Yea that metal mirror button was a real pain. I think heat is the only thing that will take it off. Even strong fishing line broke on the glue holding it. It is like they have a black hole behind the metal button holding it down with the gravity of a compressed sun.

 

Thanks for the info Kravon. I'll likely try to remove my mirror button using your method.

I've also wrapped my steering wheel as well. I don't remember how long it took, but it was a long time.

 

Yeah I saw some YouTube videos and some said that heat may cause the glass to stress and crack so I opted for the safer route. Glad it worked out for you though.

 

Does anyone have this Clazzio seat cover in stock ?

 

Well since this thread has been bumped up....

For those who have owned/used the Seat Cover for 1+ year, how is it holding up? Have you had to retight it, is it all worn out, etc.?

Thanks

 

Does anyone know if the red clazzio seats match the OEM red interior??

 

Not exactly. It's a bit brighter. Some people don't mind, others are bothered by the slight difference.
If it's something that will bother you, and you want clazzios, maybe go black? Or hit up a reupholstery shop to get that exact match.

user IA-SteveB can attest. He has them on a red interior'd S2K and brought up this point before.

 

They are great. really zero wear.
My only complaint is the 'bolster insert' plastic strip they provide is utter garbage. I ordered a large sheet of furniture foam that's like 2 inches thick, I am going to take out my driver's seat and lay some foam inbetween my bolster and clazzio to 'fill' out the bolster.
Might take some trial and error cutting down the foam to get the bolster perfect with the correct shape and height, but I expect it to look damn near perfect by the time I'm done. Much better than my saggy bolster in its current state.

If you want clazzios, and your bolsters are shot. I recommend you take this route too. This is what I got:

 

how did it go with repairing the bolster yourself?