Seat Skins anyone?
10-30-2018, 08:47 PM
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Avanti, this is NOT solely a Lamborghini design. I've seen this design from Audi and Aston Martin too, just to mention a few. So if you don't want your Corvette to look upscale and classy, that's your choice. That's why they make more than one style.
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10-30-2018, 10:09 PM
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But I doubt very much if it is a match... In a black or grey interior the red seat skin looks great!
Dave
10-30-2018, 10:39 PM
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Don't remove the seats...
if you do, you will have to make a trip to the Chevy Dealer and pay them to have the seats reprogrammed.
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10-31-2018, 12:50 AM
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10-31-2018, 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Originally Posted by [b
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Adrenalin Red vs the red you currently offer.....like others, I'd love to see them side by side.
I love what you did with your red and the cross checker inserts......just need to match and you'd make a fortune.
Adrenalin Red vs the red you currently offer.....like others, I'd love to see them side by side.
I love what you did with your red and the cross checker inserts......just need to match and you'd make a fortune.
Thanks. I'm working with Aegis to get them to send a red color sample for me. I will let you know if that can happen.
But I doubt very much if it is a match... In a black or grey interior the red seat skin looks great!
Dave
But I doubt very much if it is a match... In a black or grey interior the red seat skin looks great!
Dave
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11-01-2018, 07:44 AM
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Really hard to see from a finished picture of where the original seat cover is and the actual skins. A video of an install will help you sell these. hard to tell how much they cover the old seat. Looks like original covers from the picture.
11-13-2018, 09:42 AM
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Sandyeggo Designs - from the pics, these seat covers look amazing. I'm very interested. Do you have more pictures of them installed? A pic of the diamond with gray panels installed? Love the suede with gray - seriously considering.
11-13-2018, 11:27 AM
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11-13-2018, 03:52 PM
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No, sorry I don't have any other pictures just yet. I want to get a better ad run but I have been super busy...
But listen, there's not a big worry. I'll ship them for free. If within a couple days you don't like them just pay return shipping and I'll refund your purchase. Deal?
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Dave
11-13-2018, 06:25 PM
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Do you now have available installation instructions? What tools are necessary to install? How are the skins "attached"? Are they tucked in, pinned, glued, other?
11-13-2018, 08:47 PM
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The only 'tool' needed is a plastic reach extension which is included with the skins. Other than that, its all hands. Maybe a flat plastic trim tool (Harbor Freight) would relieve some work for the hands.
The skins are pulled over the seats and strapped together. There are Velcro and buckle straps. Everything is attached and included. No rocket science...
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11-15-2018, 04:15 PM
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Guys,
If your C7 is a few years old and you drive it a lot, you may want to consider getting good quality seat covers put on to keep the bolsters from getting worn. Every time you slide across the seat you're adding to to the wear. Eventually its gonna show and your car's value will suffer because of it. Its not a matter of IF it will show, its a matter of WHEN it will show. Take a close look at your seats today. You may see wear already starting! And seats don't heal - they will just get worse.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
I'm not sure what *new* C7 seats cost but decent used ones generally run $2000-3000. That's if you can find them to match your car...
A pair of seat covers that costs less than $400 sure seems like a good investment. Don't wait until the wear becomes visible. Then its too late!
Cheers,
Dave
If your C7 is a few years old and you drive it a lot, you may want to consider getting good quality seat covers put on to keep the bolsters from getting worn. Every time you slide across the seat you're adding to to the wear. Eventually its gonna show and your car's value will suffer because of it. Its not a matter of IF it will show, its a matter of WHEN it will show. Take a close look at your seats today. You may see wear already starting! And seats don't heal - they will just get worse.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure!
I'm not sure what *new* C7 seats cost but decent used ones generally run $2000-3000. That's if you can find them to match your car...
A pair of seat covers that costs less than $400 sure seems like a good investment. Don't wait until the wear becomes visible. Then its too late!
Cheers,
Dave
11-22-2018, 01:51 PM
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Hi everyone,
The installation procedure is now finished and is posted on my web site:
https://www.sandyeggodesigns.com/cus...ductdocuments/
Cheers,
Dave
The installation procedure is now finished and is posted on my web site:
https://www.sandyeggodesigns.com/cus...ductdocuments/
Cheers,
Dave
11-24-2018, 09:31 PM
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Hey all,
If our seat skins are something you're considering then you don't want to pass up our 20% savings going on right now at our site.
Click on the site... Order the skins... Save a bundle... Be happy...
https://www.sandyeggodesigns.com/pro...te-seat-skins/
And take a look at our other stuff, too. Our Black Friday sale ends Monday evening. Don't miss it. (I don't even want to think what kind of self-recrimination you may suffer if you do...)
Cheers,
Dave
If our seat skins are something you're considering then you don't want to pass up our 20% savings going on right now at our site.
Click on the site... Order the skins... Save a bundle... Be happy...
https://www.sandyeggodesigns.com/pro...te-seat-skins/
And take a look at our other stuff, too. Our Black Friday sale ends Monday evening. Don't miss it. (I don't even want to think what kind of self-recrimination you may suffer if you do...)
Cheers,
Dave
11-25-2018, 09:12 AM
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Would you happen to know of a quick “put on / take off” cover tha would fit the competition seats? I’m looking for something simple to use for quick coverup after gym workouts, kids’ muddy soccer practice, etc.
For my other cars, I use a simply thick terry cloth seat cover specifically made for after workouts. However, it required a real headrest to hang properly; i.e., it had a hole that you slipped over the headrest.
Thanks,
Borrego
For my other cars, I use a simply thick terry cloth seat cover specifically made for after workouts. However, it required a real headrest to hang properly; i.e., it had a hole that you slipped over the headrest.
Thanks,
Borrego