JerryMungo
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My mom and dad have been using these guys for years:Is there such a thing? Does one get custom seat covers for specific cars? Can you get decent materials (e.g. leather instead of PU / cotton or hemp instead of nylon)?
I see ali et al advertise covers for specific makes, but ja... the regular materials and costs upwards of $90. Other than the same old Midas Stingray, Motor1 , etc. brands in SA, what else can one get?
Thanks!
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They also have synthetic fur, if you're into that insteadI like the idea... unfortunately sheepskin isn't my thing! Leather would do...
LOL but seriously, Id rather do the seats themselves than get those covers, They never fit rightShot Reece!
Ooooh, I wonder how much they would charge for a dash cover.My mom and dad have been using these guys for years:
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They measure your seats, then create the cover according to the specs, then fit it for you and you can take it back for cleaning every few months (or years) for a free wash. Pricey, but apparently worth it. Standard car seats like i10/i20 are around R800 - R900 a seat, spec dependant of course.
Just do leather then, washes much easier an dlast slonger long termOnly trouble is I do like the idea of removing a cover to wash or replace without having the whole seat upholstered.
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