Thinking about re-stitching seats and steering wheel!
- Thread starter Cirielle
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- 03.5 MS Protege
You and me both buddy... I hate the yellow stiching on my Titanium car.
I was going to try a local upolstory shop to see what they would chage. I can't imagine it being too crazy. I am probably just going to get a whole new steering wheel cover w/ leather to keept his one clean and new looking also.
I was going to try a local upolstory shop to see what they would chage. I can't imagine it being too crazy. I am probably just going to get a whole new steering wheel cover w/ leather to keept his one clean and new looking also.
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What I did was buy MSP covers. My interior is black and silver so the orange stitching had to go. I pulled the stitching out myself and then brought the covers to the upholstery shop to stitch the new silver. He basically went where the stock stitching was. Front head rests I left all black. Then I had the upholstery shop put the covers back on because they had the experience and proper tools to fit the covers back on right. If you look closely his skills are not as good as stock but damn near close. Super mod IMO.
edit - BTW...cost was $100 for stiching including reinstallation
Good looking out to pro5man for PMing me to this thread, that's what the protege community is all about. Bros helping bros
edit - BTW...cost was $100 for stiching including reinstallation
Good looking out to pro5man for PMing me to this thread, that's what the protege community is all about. Bros helping bros
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no experience about the steering wheel though 
sorry
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- 03.5 MS Protege
Witchdoktor said:What I did was buy MSP covers. My interior is black and silver so the orange stitching had to go. I pulled the stitching out myself and then brought the covers to the upholstery shop to stitch the new silver. He basically went where the stock stitching was. Front head rests I left all black. Then I had the upholstery shop put the covers back on because they had the experience and proper tools to fit the covers back on right. If you look closely his skills are not as good as stock but damn near close. Super mod IMO.
edit - BTW...cost was $100 for stiching including reinstallation
Good looking out to pro5man for PMing me to this thread, that's what the protege community is all about. Bros helping bros
Nice idea... :shakesheadupanddowninapproval:
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- 03.5 MS Protege
I bet it wouldn't be too much to have a shop just rip out the old stitching and put something else in.
If I have time this week I'll see what I can come up with in my area for an idea.
If I have time this week I'll see what I can come up with in my area for an idea.
its only like 10 cents per 100 stitches i believe something like thats its really not all that expensive.. i dunno if you guys remember but jeremy aka (mp5raycer) had the mazda logo stitched on his stock seats and it only cost somethign like 10 dollars and it was a fairly huge logo the was embroidered on his seats.
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Just get a cover to go over the stock wheel....
