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I recently redid a set of sport seats , and they look great! Id like to keep them looking that way. Does anyone have a good lead on a set or where I could buy one? Id appreciate it, thanks.
Please don't ruin your sport seats with a set of covers. Unless you purposely abuse your seats, they should last a long time. BTW, do you have those plastic covers on your living room furniture?
Im a big guy who wears jeans almost every day, and the seats are in a boxster which has a lower roofline than a 996. I ruined my seat bolster by scratching it on my way in and out of the car over the last 2 years or so... I also have an english bulldog that occasionally rides with me in the summer ( or to the vet... )
I just want to keep them looking mint, which they do right now.
Ah in that case I second the Wet Okle reco. I've had them in the past and have had good experience with them. But I'm not sure if they have a Sport Seat application.
Weehawken is a great place, I grew up on Hudson Place and live in another part of town now.
I've redone a few Porsche seats with various techniques. I can tell you from recent experience that a set of leather seat covers for standard 996 seats cost about $800. You can buy the foam for the recliner from Porsche for about $90, you'll need it. If you're handy, you can do it yourself. Figure about $400 labor if you take them someplace.
These seats that I recently bought were in need of refreshing... Jerry Manna taught me everything I ever needed to know about restoring seats.
-the leather was very dry and cracked in a few places.
-some goofball tried to paint the seat backs in silver, probably to match his car. Too bad it was cheapo spray paint.
To address the problems, I called color-plus in PA, and ordered the following:
-Flex-fill for the cracks
-'Soffener' to restore moisture
- 1 qt of savannah beige paint.
You can buy a spray gun from harbor freight to apply the paint to the seats. Here is the before and after
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Thank you! The dye is holding up very well up to this point. I make sure to condition it on a regular basis, but for me the most important part of maintaining the seats was...
Getting another daily driver and not wearing jeans in the car.
