steveski

O.K. so I initially said it would be the longest seat cover install. I did both front seats and still have to do the center console and back seat.

So, how difficult is it?

It is difficult even for the weekend warrior DIY guy. I am mechanically inclined, have a nice tool collection and a workshop and tackling the seat covers is a real challenging project - but possible with patience and planning. All in all it is definitely a job most folks that are technically inclined can do.

So how is the leather package? I give it an A- for overall fit. The kit was a near match however, it required some small cuts, modifications, etc. to fit. Quality is top notch..maybe as good or better than OEM. For $1,000 you just won't be able to beat it.

Make sure you invest in hog rings and pliers or you will be in real trouble. Here are preliminary pics. They don't do the color contrast justice but overall I am pleased with the appearance. I will finish the job and then get new leather to match for the arm rests (all of them).

LiCelsior

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looks great but get those air pockets out steve!

PureDrifter

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still need to do headrests in this pic?

steveski

Thanks....air pockets are next this weekend - hopefully they will come out. Pure, my camera on my phone is not the greatest..head rests actually same color as seats. The headrests were a particular chore as my Lexus manual not really detailed in removing them.

sam12345

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The real test will be how well the die stays on the leather only time will tell keep us updated every six months or so

steveski

Will do - I hope this will get me 5+ years

PK_Celsior

iTrader: (18)

ive been looking at this kit for awhile!!! i know it had a lot of great reviews when they where our vendor.........i might be interested in pickin this up cause my leather is donzo

Dtwillis5

5+ years! Thats must be some cheap leather or that dye don't last long?