Subject	No, I prefer OG-- The kits are nice, but not the same.
Posted by	BoneZ (MD) on September 20, 2011 at 4:48 PM
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In Reply To	Why a definite no to a seatskin kit? $350 too high? (n/m) posted by evan_aggie(ATX) on September 20, 2011 at 04:35 PM
Message	Bolster repair itself is $200-$330. The low quote I got for redoing the seats was $2500. -___________________________________________________________-
Follow Ups	How black is black? - BoneZ (MD) 15:55:10 09/20/11 Why a definite no to a seatskin kit? $350 too high? (n/m) - evan_aggie(ATX) 16:35:33 09/20/11 No, I prefer OG-- The kits are nice, but not the same. - BoneZ (MD) 16:48:42 09/20/11 $2,500? Guess it costs to be "OG" :) (n/m) - samsungz 17:55:12 09/20/11 Maybe if the rest of the car was show quality.. - BoneZ (MD) 18:00:09 09/20/11 You sure they were ever BLACK? - ZXoltan 17:21:41 09/20/11 That's exactly what I'm thinking! - BoneZ (MD) 17:56:55 09/20/11 I've heard good things about Leatherique - PiotrC70 17:22:47 09/20/11 I'm getting their 32oz kit and some other odds and ends - BoneZ (MD) 17:58:55 09/20/11 Re: I've heard good things about Leatherique - CmyZ 00:12:04 09/21/11 Ditto, Benz friend redid his car with it, great stuff (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 08:23:29 09/21/11 Have it on my BMW. Wears much better than leather. (n/m) - Gordo 93TT Daytona 20:55:39 09/21/11 Pretty sure seats were charcoal. No black I can remember - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 19:55:14 09/20/11 That is what they look like, but the leather has shrunk~ - BoneZ (MD) 20:05:33 09/20/11 Ask Woodhouse (n/m) - SeanK (StL) 09:27:13 09/21/11
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