I recently got leather interior front and back black gsr seats and am in a predicament with the door panels.

I want the leathers to go with it but everyone's taxing for them and I'm just wondering if it's a more affordable route to go ahead and buy a leather sheet from a fabric store and do it myself.

Just wondering if anyone's done it before, I know plenty have done it with other fabrics/prints but I haven't heard of anyone doing it with a leather.

Seems perfectly possible to me. Anyone who's done it please contribute what type of fabric you used and possibly a result? Would be much obliged

Thanks in advance

 

I'd also like to know. I just put type s leathers in my teg and I need to get rid of my cloth.

 

In for KNOWLEDGE!

 

Search a bit, not hard to do.
Leather is easier to work with them Suede or cloth.

 

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Leather is easier to work with them Suede or cloth.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I have searched. I've thoroughly gone through the DIY reupholster threads as well only to find that nobody has done leather.

I may be wrong but I think you've misinterpreted what I'm looking for---

Trying to see if anyones done it, what were the results because I know there are a lot of different styles and textures of leather out there.

Ultimately I'm trying to find a fabric source, whether it be online or a local store, that sells a leather that looks like the ones used in leather door panels.

Please, no more bold assumptions about searching.

 

allrighty then ill be the dick of the day. why not go to the fabric store and find the **** that you want. come on man we work on cars here we dont hang curtains.

 

bump for a 6 mo. old thread

Presto, ever go ahead with the leather wrapping? have been interested in it as well because I dont feel like paying what people want for them only to get them shipped to me in an undesirable condition

 

ive done it before i used to work for ashley furniture you need a really clean surface and a really good adhesive, a small roller and a raza blade.

 

pics of final product?