Katz skin
Katz skin
Anybody on here use this product befor fit finish is it duaable I am wanting to use this product on my 08 screw I am going with light gray in the seat and back for the trim dark gray and black pipeing. Anyfeed back will be great good or bad
Thanks
Mark
Thanks
Mark
Factory replacemanrt seat covers
tey are called Kats skin and are said to be factory replacement covers another words you remove thfactory covers completely and thes fit tight over the exsisting foam lthe the first set of factory seat covers covered Has anyone used this product
HLB
HLB
ya never use it for seats but thay make a product for the front end of cars to protect the paint and that stuff i have use.
sounds like a cool idea but also sounds like a lot of work good luck.
sounds like a cool idea but also sounds like a lot of work good luck.
had them put in my wifes edge.. and the last 5 trucks my grandpa ordered has been put in them. Not sure about the install, but i like the leather better then factory.
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I put a set in a 02 screw back in the summer. 1st time I hade ever tried it. They turned out great. Fit was nice. Took a weekend and my hands were sore for a couple of days from pulling and stretching. I didn't find it too difficult just labor intensive. Like one of the other posters, to me, Katzkin leather feels much better than factory.
I just bought a new XLT and will probably remove the factory cloth and but in katzkin leather.
I just bought a new XLT and will probably remove the factory cloth and but in katzkin leather.
If i am not mistaken Katzkin is the supplier for the Ford factory leather?
Anyhow, they are good kits we use their product all the time. Very soft and supple. They have an upgraded line called Tuscany but come in limited colors. *IF* it were my truck i would not do the piping but a contrast double stitch instead. If it makes you feel better we use that brand for almost all of our dealership installed leather. Classic Soft Trim (Roadwire) is really good too and i use them on almost all my custom jobs.
Anyhow, they are good kits we use their product all the time. Very soft and supple. They have an upgraded line called Tuscany but come in limited colors. *IF* it were my truck i would not do the piping but a contrast double stitch instead. If it makes you feel better we use that brand for almost all of our dealership installed leather. Classic Soft Trim (Roadwire) is really good too and i use them on almost all my custom jobs.
If i am not mistaken Katzkin is the supplier for the Ford factory leather?
Anyhow, they are good kits we use their product all the time. Very soft and supple. They have an upgraded line called Tuscany but come in limited colors. *IF* it were my truck i would not do the piping but a contrast double stitch instead. If it makes you feel better we use that brand for almost all of our dealership installed leather. Classic Soft Trim (Roadwire) is really good too and i use them on almost all my custom jobs.
Anyhow, they are good kits we use their product all the time. Very soft and supple. They have an upgraded line called Tuscany but come in limited colors. *IF* it were my truck i would not do the piping but a contrast double stitch instead. If it makes you feel better we use that brand for almost all of our dealership installed leather. Classic Soft Trim (Roadwire) is really good too and i use them on almost all my custom jobs.
Thanks for the tip
I will ask the supplier about the double stitch maybe she can call the company and ask them about that option. I created the seat on Kat Skins web site I dont remember an option for the double stitch I will check it out again
Thanks alot bro I did find a site that does have the double stitch as an add on. Your color combination really show how much more eleigant the stich is vs the piping. So for now a no brainer double switch Thnaks for the pic's
Mark


