I had a RED Tenzo R seat and it got faded really bad. So... I tried to get it recovered. Every place said it was too hard and refused, OR they were gonna charge $400 to do it. So i went to the fabric store and bough some stuff, ( #30.00 to the penny ) and recovered it myself ( has my mom help me since i'm not the BEST sewer ever....


But this is the result of one days work and $30.











Don't think it came out too bad , considering i had really no template or pattern except for the dissasembled pieces of the original material and we didn't measure anything....

 

nice job for a first timer

 

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Thanks I have a new respect for guys that do auto upholstry.

 

looks nice ........... i need to do something like that to my stock seats except make fabric fit tighter

 

sorry, not meant to jack thread or anything, but does anybody know where to reupholster Bride seats? i want them to match my grey interior......93 civic hatchy....so yea, does anybody know ?? so cal would be cool. thanks alot.

 

looks looser than a prostitutes panties...nah j/k, very impressive for your 1st time.

 

but dang alot of slack, it'll look sweet if it was a tight fit

 

yeah i know it's not the BEST fit... but it works and that's all that matters to me. My car isn't built to win shows. It's meant to be driven. It's got a dent here and there, and some scratches... I like my car and want to actually use it and have fun with it.

 

Looks better now than it did i am sure. good effort.

 

yeah those RED tenzo R seats fade like a ****! Then I tried to dye the fabrice with RIT liquid dye....

um no. That just made it worse...and it NEVER dried. haha, so this was my only option.

 

Should have bought some quality **** to begin with.

Looks alright I guess.

 

it looks real good but a little loose on the bolsters, but x100 better of a job that i coulda done which you get a

 

i dont' know why the fabric looks all 'zebra like' It must not like cameras... it's not zebra like that.. it's a charcoal color... twill fabric

 

looks good man..

good job..i tried to do that but i suck and it came out nasty

 

Looks good

 

looks pretty good

 

lol, you sewed??? what a girl

 

Nice TV and header in the background. Do I spy a old school microwave in one of the pics?

 

Looks pretty well done for a first timer.

 

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Tv is a Sony 42" plasma widescreen.



And that header is an edelbrock pro flow.. and the other parts in that corner are...



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Haha, hell yeah.. it was my grandmas.. and she didn't need it or something so now my house hold has it... its HUGE&gt;..

 

very nice job on the seats
props to the guys that DIY

 

not bad at all, props

 

not a bad job for 30 duckets

 

looks good for a diy effort

 

looks comfy