Pulled The Trigger On These Seat Covers
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Thanks goslow, your seats turned out great! Appreciate ALL the tips and will put them to good use. I am almost as excited about these seats as I am about my XCAL II coming!
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Give em a call
Originally Posted by one eyed *****
why cant they have these in tan???????????????????????????????
They are good people!
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From: CA
Originally Posted by goslow
The tie-wraps are a good idea, the hog rings are a bit tedious. If you search you'll find other threads about the same topic with other hints, like using a shop vac to compress the headrests makes the covers go on easier. (there's a bag already around the foam under the cloth).
I'd also suggest taking the seats out of the truck to do the work.
Here's my front after installing those covers.
Misc photos:
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=8878
I'd also suggest taking the seats out of the truck to do the work.
Here's my front after installing those covers.
Misc photos:
https://www.f150online.com/galleries...w.cfm?num=8878
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From: Plano, TEXAS
Originally Posted by FX4&EXCURSION
I need some in Gray!!!!!!!!
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I know they are only doing black now
Originally Posted by -TXF150-
I need some in Gray!!!!!!!!
Just put in my front ones!! I have a supercab so I am having somebody fit the back ones, but the front took me about 3 hours, not knowing anything about how any of it works(besides what I have read). I just picked up some hogrings and the pliers, all worked out awesome!! Love it.
