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  • Member For: 14y 6m 6d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: Mt Gambier, SA

Havent used them, but did inquire about leather for my BA ute, and they were very helpfull, and quick to

reply.

Ended up getting FG leather ute seats instead.

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  • I see a red door and I want to paint it black
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  • Member For: 15y 5m 23d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: Far north queensland
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  • Member For: 16y 11m 6d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: Loitering in SEQ

Ive got them in mine like ej said & I love it especially for the dollars. I originally only got it to see how the colour would look & then change to a genuine leather but im so happy with it its stayin in there. Its nice & soft, easy to clean & doesnt look too bad either. The only downside the bloke that does them (proseats) is a pain to deal with & dont be surprised if they say its gonna be a month & it turns into 3 but for the dollars its worth it.

As for fitting I cant say cause when they eventually turned up I was working away so I just got it done by the local upholstry bloke & he did an awesome job & just said the rear cover where the armrest is needed to be slightly modified but nothing major.

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  • Member For: 16y 2m 28d
  • Gender: Male
  • Location: In my Cabin Outside Brisbane.

I want quilted seats. Not keen on the colour combo but the design is great.

As for Proseat, I waited about 6 months for mine to turn up. Also got sent the wrong set before my order finally showed up. The guy who you will deal with is a turd. I lost count on how many times he told me they were in the mail and then gave me a phony tracking number.

As John said though, its worth the wait for the little outlay. I got black leather with red stitching. Im fairly certain they are not selling you leather though. I peeled back the trimming to look at back of the "leather" and it clearly comes off of a roll of material. The spiel about it being reprocessed offcuts sounds odd, how do they join all them all back together on a roll? No big deal as it looks the part and is easy to clean. The black is a little shiny but I guess you get what you pay for.

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The passengers seat is perfect but I could never get the wrinkles out of the sides of the drivers seat. But then I did do it myself in front of the TV. Getting XR stitched was a pain as Proseat still use the old AU logo and want over $100 to update your logo to the newer shape. I just ended up painting some skirt badges and putting them in.

I probably would do it again for the missus car or something but in my own which I want to be a nice as possible I would go see a Trimmer.

Edit: The armrests were done professionally by a trimmer as there is no way the material they supply will work neatly. You need the stitch down the middle to get it to form the shape correctly. I had a good crack but couldnt live with it and got them done in real leather.

Edited by Rancidpunx

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