Something's cooking, and it smells like leather...

[Aviography]

Nicely done.

Do you have seat heaters with the OEM seat? It would be really nice in those cold Quebec winter days!! That's about the only thing fabric seats are good for as they don't feel as cold in the winter.

If you don't then there are aftermarket seat heaters, I know I love mine (OEM) seat heaters in the winter!

[lockeed]

Originally Posted by bansWEE

very nice Lockeed!!


love the gold wristwatch

Thx!

Watch isn't mine - it's a friend who helped me!

Lot's of hands on this project! Hey, here's my watch!!

Originally Posted by Aviography

Nicely done.

Do you have seat heaters with the OEM seat?

Yes I do. One of the reason for perforated seats, they're better in the winter AND summer... and transmit heat quicker.

[gigglebox]

Looks great! I have only heard great things about their leather products!

[Nomar]

Very nice. I would personally love to retro the TSX-SE interior into my sport....one can only dream right?

[cnsheets]

seems like the lower solid sides on the passenger side should be a bit tighter, looks a bit loose, perhaps they just need to form a bit since being new? Steam them?

Looks great....anyone look at the cost here in the states to do the same?

[Nomar]

Originally Posted by cnsheets

seems like the lower solid sides on the passenger side should be a bit tighter, looks a bit loose, perhaps they just need to form a bit since being new? Steam them?

Looks great....anyone look at the cost here in the states to do the same?

For a "premium" set of covers from Katzkin....MSRP: $2,095 for 2-Row Interior

[BlackLx]

looking to get rid of old cloth?? Send quote shipped to 2117 please and thanks

[lockeed]

Finished the back seat today. I'm really happy witht he way the whole thing came out. I'm pretty picky about that stuff and couldn't be happier with the end result. Plus, it's comfortable!

[dkmcclelland]

Man! That turned out amazing!


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[cnsheets]

looks great.

[rbloedow]

Originally Posted by lockeed

Thx for the kind words.

Cost me 1100 + txs.

Easy... well, not really easy. But very doable if you're a handy type. Most of the material is held in place by hog rings and plastic retainer. So you cut away the hogs, and remove the retainers... Then re-install everything back the way it was, with some fitting and adjusting off course but overall, fun project.

I'm hoping to finish my rear seat tomorrow morning.

More pics to come.

It looks amazing...but I dunno about the process being fun :P I did the same job on a previous car of mine....bout a good set of hog ring pliers, lots of new hog rings - even had a friend with me.

After the front seats were done, my hands were killing me :O

[lockeed]

Well we really had fun doing it... I think the best way to do this is to have a couple friends helping you... maybe a couple beers...etc...

If I had another car that needed leather, I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.

[ABC]

Originally Posted by lockeed

Well we really had fun doing it... I think the best way to do this is to have a couple friends helping you... maybe a couple beers...etc...

If I had another car that needed leather, I wouldn't hesitate to do it again.

Looks good. Any tips on doing the doors?

[lockeed]

I didn't do the doors as they're are already leather. Same for the armrest.

If you were to do the door, pretty easy, take the panel off, lay it flat on a table and work on it from the back.

[RockLi]

Nice Leather. The contrast stitching is cool!