Found a solution to aging/damaged leather seats.
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From: Columbia, SC
Originally Posted by MikeyCB,Oct 4 2007, 10:52 AM
Google slept with my girlfriend. We don't get along since then.
Thanks, but I did Google, but was hoping to find something where I could actually see the covers on a an s2000 instead of a Ford pickup or Jeep.
Thanks, but I did Google, but was hoping to find something where I could actually see the covers on a an s2000 instead of a Ford pickup or Jeep.
One of several... --> Clicky!!!
And a couple images from that thread.
I don't like those. Like was said, grab some katzkin covers and install them yourself. They look great, basically like stock only nicer even!
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From: Fairfax
Originally Posted by rocrfella,Oct 4 2007, 03:41 PM
Why would you want to cover your seats?
1. To protect the stock leather.
2. Asthetics - Heavyily worn seats bother me too much.
3. Aesthetics - I think black/red seats (after the cover will look nice.
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From: Dallas, TX
Before doing that I'd try Leatherique. http://www.leatherique.com/
A lot of people have been able to restore leather with it.
A lot of people have been able to restore leather with it.
