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I'll sell you the set for a good price. Got your pm.

 

looks good! i believe the way to get the wrinkles out and make it smooth are using some kind of portable steam machine

 

Wrinkles like that will NOT come out with steam or over time. they were sewn wrong or installed wrong. just a heads up if you want to fix it soon or have pernament wrinkles in your seat

 

I agree the seats will always have the loose look in the shoulders. Im no expert but i dont belive steam will help either. But anyone with pics should chime in. Notice the stiching is in the correct spot. I took my time and tried many diffefant ways. They are installed correctly. This is just how this set was cut. The "skins" definity took to the seats after a few days of sitting in the sun with conditioner and look good now. When first put on they had that out of the drawer look (like folds in a shirt). Nice and tight now...I like them and the look, I would do it again.

 

do you have the name of the ebay seller? i'd like to try these out.

 

His user name was lc-0801. I checked ebay online he does not seem to be active since may 2012. Bummer...sorry man. But there are others on there just have to take the leap.

 

So how hard was it to remove the seat back skin? A lot of hogs rings like the lower portion? From pictures on the internet I think the factory seat back skin actually "wraps" around the back cushion?

 

Hopefully these hold up in that buttock region most s2000's have an issue with.If it were me I may have taken the skins to a tailor/sewing shop to reinforce that area with a little bit more stitching and probably some superglue on the stitching as a last measure. I would have to see how good of quality the stitching is.

 

Thanks ridnloo appreciate it...

Fish the upper wraps around the back and then hog rings behind the front cushion "back pad". The Back padding then connects to the bottom out of view. I just used a small pair of cutters to snip all the rings off then used good quality cable ties to reassemble. Worked really well.

Sk8br8ker I replaced the bottom cushion. The skins also had a " padding" sewn on the inside that the stock units did not have. Not sure on the seams. Time will be the judge they look to be holding up good so far.

 

These look very similar - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2211802645...=p5197.c0.m619

He can do perforated and non perforated leather