New leather seats
11-30-10, 03:49 AM
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Price of full leather kit with steering wheel cover, emergency brake boot, and installation kit retails for $724.00, with shipping included. The same kit, minus e-brake cover, steering wheel cover and installation kit went for $330.00 on eBay last week.
11-30-10, 07:30 AM
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^^ read, read.. why does the rear seat look like its two different colors and front seats are single color. To add to OneHot recommendation, here is a full frontal of what it should look like. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-like-new.html
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11-30-10, 09:37 AM
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^^ read, read.. why does the rear seat look like its two different colors and front seats are single color. To add to OneHot recommendation, here is a full frontal of what it should look like. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-like-new.html
I have been reading...probably parts or all of 300 threads in less than a month...give me a break!
11-30-10, 12:47 PM
#25
The rear seats are not fully leather which is why there is a color contrast when you use flash with your digital camera. The rears are mostly vinyl and only leather where you sit.
A heat gun might get tricky, try a blow dryer first. You want the leather to be hot enough to stretch but not hot enough so it can burn. Try taking off the leather and apply some heat to it. Their leather is very resilient so it can take plenty of heat, try to stretch out the wrinkles then reinstall it. Make sure you get the proper positioning otherwise you'll have more wrinkles. You may have to reinstall and install the leather multiple times until you get it exactly correct.
If you get minor wrinkles it should be okay, the sun will bake into the leather and flatten it out a bit for you in a few months. PM me if you have any questions.
A heat gun might get tricky, try a blow dryer first. You want the leather to be hot enough to stretch but not hot enough so it can burn. Try taking off the leather and apply some heat to it. Their leather is very resilient so it can take plenty of heat, try to stretch out the wrinkles then reinstall it. Make sure you get the proper positioning otherwise you'll have more wrinkles. You may have to reinstall and install the leather multiple times until you get it exactly correct.
If you get minor wrinkles it should be okay, the sun will bake into the leather and flatten it out a bit for you in a few months. PM me if you have any questions.
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