Thanks Joe! That is my car, and the seats are a huge improvement from stock. The padding is much thicker and are more comfortable.


Fyrestrike, Your sig is hot and I could watch it all day

 

No problem Tut

 

Thanks for the info Joe! This guide will really help smooth out the install.
The leather is definitely a better quality than OEM.
Haven't put mine in yet (waiting for a heat gun and hog ring pliers on order).
Pics coming soon . . . .

 

BTW, I picked up a digital guage heat gun from Lowes for a really good price. It was a wagner.

 

You're a wagner.

Sorry, guy at my office has been doing that for weeks, "You're a ____" response to everything you say. I am going to kill him.


Seat covers look awesome, I had no idea! Glad to know there is a better option than scouring Ebay for replacement seats locally.

 

Wow ... this is quite impressive!

 

Very good write-up with pics! It doesn't look like a job for the faint of heart though.

 

THANK YOU for the inspiration.

I used your write-up to fix my bolsters, which were in thee worst god-awful condition imaginable. I bought hog rings but decided to use zip ties instead, which surprisingly worked really well and also seemed a bit easier to work with if you're a girl and have puny guns like I do. The seats look good as new now, perhaps even better because I added batting (cotton filling) to make them more plush.

Thx

,
Macy

 

great write up. My seats on my 04 and not in great shape. I think this is my solution

 

Good write up. That is pretty cool. I just would not be able to do all that. I think I would rather buy seats. But your thing was very creative.